Relationships are hard work, and making sure you’re able to consistently find time to focus on the intimate aspects of your relationship is even harder. Daily life is demanding; work projects have pressing deadlines, the kids need to be picked up from school and dropped off at soccer, and the dishes haven’t been done in what feels like months. It’s understandable that trying to fit in time for sex with your spouse after all of that can seem exhausting and completely overwhelming. But if that’s the case, then you and your partner need to make a shift about your attitudes toward sex. This post from Engaged Marriage explains how to do that, and how to make sex the priority in your lives that it should be.
If you feel like sex has fallen by the wayside, having a constructive discussion with your spouse about how to change how you both approach intimacy is important. The key is not getting frustrated with each other, or blaming either partner for the lack of sex lately, but in determining how and when you'll be able to make more time for each other to focus on your intimacy. For more on how to make sex a priority, keep reading.
Read the full article here: Finding Time for Sex