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The DIRECT COMMUNICATION Series: What if Nagging Isn’t the Problem (or the Solution)?

The DIRECT COMMUNICATION Series: What if Nagging Isn’t the Problem (or the Solution)?

by Sheila Wray Gregoire | Aug 17, 2021 | Resolving Conflict

We often hear that nagging is one of the worst things a woman can do in a marriage. It makes her husband feel infantilized, undermined, talked down to. But what if nagging is not the real issue? What if we’re making too big a deal out of nagging, and not enough...
The “Let’s Go to the Beach!” Saga: Is Your Wife Really No Fun?

The “Let’s Go to the Beach!” Saga: Is Your Wife Really No Fun?

by Sheila Wray Gregoire | Jun 19, 2020 | Life

When a husband has a great idea for a family outing, why does the wife often get defensive, upset, or touchy about it? We’ve been talking about emotional labor and mental load all month in June, and many women have said that their husbands just don’t...
PODCAST EXTRAS: Is It Man-Bashing to Assume Men Can Take on Emotional Labor?

PODCAST EXTRAS: Is It Man-Bashing to Assume Men Can Take on Emotional Labor?

by Sheila Wray Gregoire | Jun 18, 2020 | Resolving Conflict

If we say that it’s okay to expect that men will want to be engaged at home, and will want to share the mental load, are we man-bashing? We’ve been talking all month about emotional labor and mental load–or just how overburdened many women feel when...
PODCAST: What if Your Husband’s Not on Board with Sharing Emotional Labor?

PODCAST: What if Your Husband’s Not on Board with Sharing Emotional Labor?

by Sheila Wray Gregoire | Jun 11, 2020 | Podcasts

What if you want to redistribute the mental load and emotional labor in your household–but your husband’s not on board? We’ve been talking about emotional labor all month on the blog, and we’ve got a lot more coming! And today on the podcast we...
The Emotional Labor and Mental Load Podcast!

The Emotional Labor and Mental Load Podcast!

by Sheila Wray Gregoire | Jun 4, 2020 | Podcasts

Emotional labor and mental load take their toll on a marriage–because they often exhaust the wife. So many women experience this, and yet we don’t really have a name for it. We know something is wrong, we feel guilty because we dream of getting away for...
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Have you ever noticed that a lot of common Christian sex advice just sounds really icky?

Sex is supposed to be great. Like, really great. So great that it’s hard to keep your hands off each other great. 

So why do so many Christian marriage books present it as another chore to check off of a woman’s to-do list? 

Why do so many Christian sex books portray men as doomed to sexual deviancy? 

We’re on a mission to change the conversation about sex in evangelical spaces. And to do that, we started by scoring our current best-sellers based on a Healthy Sexuality Scorecard. 

Want to see how your favourite book scored? 

You can download the rubric and scorecard (including quotes that explain the score) here, for free!

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