[Note: I'm embarking on something new and I want you to hear the story behind it.] In January 2008, Simple Marriage began as a place to spread a “be all marriage can be” message. At that time I was writing a weekly column for a small town newspaper about marriage and family life and began posting the articles online as well. After only posting a few articles, people began finding them and reading, and more excitingly, commenting. I was hooked. I stopped writing for the paper and thanks to the medium of this blog, I was able to interact with people from all over the world and was invited into their lives and relationships on a regular basis ( a honor I hold very dear ). To this day, the comments and emails I receive are payment for the time spent developing Simple Marriage into a trusted resource for marriage help.

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Getting personal … Time for a shift

Hello again, this is my second post so I’m pretty new at how this all works. I’m just looking for sound Christian advice. In my previous post I went into more depth about what the issue are with my husband, but I really need some guidance on taking the next step…separation. Here are the facts about what is going on….my husband has a great heart, is a hard worker and loves us all BUT that doesn’t cut what marriage and a family should be.

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Still looking for help..husband unresponsive

The main difference between a marriage relationship and all our other relationships is sex. But the other side of this topic, just because you’re married, is sex expected? This idea sparked quite a discussion in a prior post on Simple Marriage. Let’s expand the conversation

Post written by Dr. Corey Allan. It’s really not all that difficult to ruin sex.

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14 ways to ruin sex … guaranteed

There is always a high desire and low desire spouse in every relationship, and in every topic within the relationship. So what about times when the low desire is actually more aptly described as

Note: This guest post was written by Surabhi Surendra of Womantics .

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A Baby and Marriage – How to Double Your Joy!

Post written by Dr. Corey Allan. Orignally posted November 11, 2010

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A Huge Marriage Killer

Post written by Gal Josefsberg of Equally Happy . What is a gift? Webster’s defines a gift as: 1 : a notable capacity, talent, or endowment 2 : something voluntarily transferred by one person to another without compensation 3 : the act, right, or power of giving Let’s focus on the second definition.

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The Art of Gift Giving

Post written by Blended Family columnist Melissa Gorzelanczyk of

What happens when you hear something you think will help your marriage (or sex life), try it, and it fails?

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Marriage help gone bad