That magic feeling; when sex becomes just another chore, it's time to worry

Article Abstract:

A woman discusses how she and her husband renewed their relationship. After their third child was born, she lost interest in sex and resented her husband's advances. She sought advice in women's magazines, but found that talking to her husband over a period of months, and a new house, solved the problem.

Communication in marriage, Marital communication, Psychosexual disorders

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A family is born

Article Abstract:

A woman recalls how she only felt that she had formed a new family with her husband when she gave birth to her first child. During the first months of her marriage, she felt that she still belonged to the family composed of her parents, brothers and sisters.

Marriage, Family

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After all these years, I (still) do: what better time than another couple's wedding to reflect on the state of your own marriage?

Article Abstract:

A married woman who still regrets her inability to cry at her own wedding is able to weep with joy during the weddings of other people. Witnessing those weddings allows her to reminisce about the joys and sorrows that have transpired since her own wedding.

Weddings

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