Diary of a Christian Woman: How I Used 50 Shades of Grey to Spice Up My Marriage
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Narrateur(s):
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Becky Reilly
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Rebecca Reilly
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Food is not a great substitute for sex, but it's all I've got. It's not that I'm not happy in my marriage. I am. George is a good man, and I love him. I love our two children. I love our home. I love our church. And I love my job. I love everything I have.
And I'm bored out of my mind.
I know God created sex for marriage. And not just for beautiful people, either. Sex is supposed to bind a man and wife; to give them an intimacy they share with no one else. Sex is supposed to be fulfilling...and fun! I think we're supposed to want to have sex with our spouse.
George and I did it by the book. We are the ones that should be tingling, panting, and dripping with lust. We're the ones who should be the models of sexual satisfaction. I should feel as the bride in Song of Solomon felt: Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth, for your love is more delightful than wine. Take me away with you - let us hurry. Let the king bring me to his chambers (Song of Solomon 1:2, 4).
But even Song of Solomon hasn't helped spice up our boring chambers. And, most of the time, I think George would rather have wine. I needed something else. I needed more specific instructions to liven up our life. But where does a sexually uptight Christian woman (with a reputation to protect) go for help?
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