This is my gentle reminder to you.
How you show up to your marriage makes all the difference.
Take charge.
Put Yourself First
When you put yourself first
by doing what makes you feel good
like spending time with friends,
taking a hike in nature with your dog,
writing in your journal,
or sewing a quilt.
If you’re well rested,
have eaten healthy foods throughout the day
and have given yourself compliments.
Then you feel “juiced up”.
You feel good.
When You Are Juiced Up, You Don’t Need to Ask Your Husband To Make You Feel Better
And when you are full-up with juiciness,
you don’t need to ask your husband to make you feel any better,
any more lovable.
You’re already feeling good.
People give you compliments and you quip,
“Thank you. It’s true.”
Your husband is the cherry on top.
How you show up to your marriage makes all the difference.
Take charge.
He will follow your lead.
If you’re happy, he’s happy.
You’re good, he’s good.
It’s like an improvisational dance.
You make a move, an “offer”,
and he responds with another move.
He gives back what you give him.
If you give a good move – or initiate a positive, upbeat conversation
your husband will most likely respond with a similar loving tone or gesture.
You touch him.
He touches you.
You are appreciative and thank him
And he is appreciative and thanks you.
Anything He Says is Adorable
The times that your husband doesn’t respond “correctly”,
you don’t take it personally
and you let it go.
You’re feeling good.
There’s no need to grab on and attach to negative talk or blame.
You can let it go
to vanish in the wind.
The words have no meaning in the reflection of your juiciness.
Just like dancing together, when there’s a fumbled step
Or – oops! – you completely miss his outstretched hand.
Just keep dancing and get back in rhythm as soon as the music allows.
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Go out and practice.
Take charge.
How you show up to your marriage makes all the difference.
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I learn so much from my women friends.
They keep me feeling good and juiced up.
Call outs to Marian R, Andrea AF, and Judy A.
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You can find – and friend them –
on my private Facebook page, The Pleasure Led Wife.
(Sorry, guys, for women only)
And thank you for reading all the way to the end.
Mwah!
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BONUS: Listen to Carin Rockind’s PurposeGirl podcast, episode 155 with Molly Galbraith, author of, Strong Women Lift Each Other Up.
Most important. Take care of you.
Here are 5 easy suggestions:
1. Get enough sleep. Establish a bedtime routine and follow it.
2. Get outside in nature every day. Rain or shine.
3. Appreciate what is wonderful in the world. Write 3-5 things you are grateful for each day.
4. Reach out to a sister. Call her once a week – or every day. Ask how she is and what she is feeling. Give her the space to release her feelings without any judgment or fixing.
5. Treat yourself to pleasure. Dance. Take a nap. Sing out loud. Read a novel. Soak in the tub. Do anything you want – just for the pleasure of it.
With all my love.
From my heart to yours.
Gail