Knowing each other is one of the most important of all the relationship building skills available to committed couples. This relationship building skill is well understood by couples who have successfully built a passionate long-lasting marriage or a passionate long-lasting committed relationship.
Keep reading this free advice if you want to know how to fix a broken marriage or committed relationship and restore the excitement and passion you once had.
The ‘knowledge’ you know about your partner distinguishes this relationship from all other relationships. No one should know you as well as your partner. And if they do, it is a problem; it means you and your partner lack intimacy. And for some couples, this could be a warning sign of serious relationship trouble.
A passionate marriage or committed relationship is one in which you and your partner have intimate knowledge about each other.
Sexual intimacy is a good example of what it means to ‘know’ each other. It is natural for you to undress for your partner and he or she for you. You then excite, stimulate and pleasure each other in ways permitted to no one else. In doing this, you learn about each other’s bodies and very personal feelings. This sexual intimacy is only one very important way of ‘knowing’ each other. Sexual knowledge is natural, comfortable and healthy and when continued over time will build you and your partner a passionate marriage.
Sexual knowledge is only one type of knowledge necessary to a healthy, happy and long-lasting marriage or committed relationship. In fact, the more you ‘know’ your partner, the closer you and your partner are and will continue to be in the future. Take this free marriage or committed relationship advice and use it well.
If you and your partner don’t know each other, your marriage or committed relationship will be lifeless, cold, and without much value to either of you.
Following is a short list of a few questions which will give you some idea of what is important, liked or disliked, and desired in the future by your partner. Your partner should also know the same information about you.
Answer each question and request that your partner also answer these same marriage questions.
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