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Love and Sexuality: Contributing in everyday life to the sexual harmony of the couple - Gary Chapman
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see a physical relationship. Make love. Would there be a difference between these two expressions? For Gary Chapman, if one unites two bodies, the other brings together two beings. It is in the simple and direct style that he likes that this well-known marriage counselor explores sexuality in the couple. In particular, it shows how Judeo-Christian teachings on the subject can be sources of fulfillment and not confinement for the couple. It is by learning to love that two spouses will be able to experience greater sexual satisfaction. This is a contrarian thought that could revolutionize the relationship of many couples.
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Have a physical relationship. Make love. Would there be a difference between these two expressions? For Gary Chapman, if one unites two bodies, the other brings together two beings. It is in the simple and direct style that he likes that this well-known marriage counselor explores sexuality in the couple. In particular, it shows how Judeo-Christian teachings on the subject can be sources of fulfillment and not confinement for the couple. It is by learning to love that two spouses will be able to experience greater sexual satisfaction. This is a contrarian thought that could revolutionize the relationship of many couples.
A few words about Chapman Gary:
Gary Chapman (born 1957) is an American author, marriage counselor, and lecturer specializing in marriage and family. He is the director of a consulting firm in helping relationships. He was educated at the Moore Bible Institute, Wheaton College, and holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous books on helping relationships, the best known of which is Les langages de l'amour published in 1992.
Technical data sheet
- Item weight
- 110 g
- Author
- Gary Chapman
- Publishing house
- Farel
- Year of publication
- June 2009
- Number of pages
- 60 pages
- ISBN
- 9782863143797
- Paperbound
- Yes
- Product dimensions (LxWxD)
- 14 x 21 x 1.6 cm
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see a physical relationship. Make love. Would there be a difference between these two expressions? For Gary Chapman, if one unites two bodies, the other brings together two beings. It is in the simple and direct style that he likes that this well-known marriage counselor explores sexuality in the couple. In particular, it shows how Judeo-Christian teachings on the subject can be sources of fulfillment and not confinement for the couple. It is by learning to love that two spouses will be able to experience greater sexual satisfaction. This is a contrarian thought that could revolutionize the relationship of many couples.