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   Joanna on February 24, 2015 at 1:38 pm

   I squealed with excitement for a new podcast episode this morning. I am so grateful for strong women taking a stand for marriage and fighting for marriage. Thank you for that!

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   jamieivey on February 24, 2015 at 2:05 pm

   Thank you so much.

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   Sher Sutherland on February 24, 2015 at 9:03 pm

   One of the best ever! I so appreciate the honesty and the insight and the heart of you both. Wishing that when I was your age, and at your stage, that I’d had you two to spend happy hour with. Also sorry that when I was spending so much time in Austin I didn’t run into you at a ‘happy hour’ somewhere. 🙂 Please don’t stop. Monday has become one of my favorite days.

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   Kelli on February 25, 2015 at 8:12 am

   I really enjoyed this conversation, Jamie and Erin! While I’m not yet a mama, I really enjoy learning about how to have good, healthy habits in my marriage. My biggest question at the start of the podcast was “Is this book still for me if I am a wife but not yet a mother?” It’s my husband’s and my hope that we can learn to establish healthy habits in our marriage before we have children.

   The other thing that really stuck out to me on this podcast was your comments about Gone Girl. I read the book over Thanksgiving after hearing rave reviews from friends and your podcast. I was a little disturbed and wasn’t sure about going to see the movie. I was thankful to hear that you also had reservations about going to see the movie. I find it hard with a book like that – it receives praise from Hollywood and the media, but doesn’t do much to lift up my soul. On the other hand, I do think it could pose some interesting conversation starters about marriage with Christians and non-Christians.

   Thanks for a great podcast, Jamie! I’m thankful the Lord has given you this gift!

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   Sarah on February 25, 2015 at 10:33 am

   I bought the ebook right after I heard you guys talking about it! To be honest, I haven’t seen sex as an important aspect in my marriage lately with being 10 months postpartum and not having a full night of sleep for ages (all I want to do is sleep during my free time…). But it’s SO important and I needed that encouragement and conviction this morning. My husband was very happy to heart that I bought the book. 😉 This was such a good podcast and a needed discussion to be had. Thanks Jamie

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   Sara on March 2, 2015 at 4:32 pm

   I’m also someone who enjoys sex with my husband, and I often tell my friends to have more sex with their husband even when they don’t “feel” like it because it leads to wanting more sex and more intimacy. At one point, my husband and I were having sex at least every 3 days and we had never been happier in our relationship! However…life, and kids, and life get in the way and our sex life falls to more like once every week or every two weeks (for pete’s sake) and I realize that it’s truly a habit that I need to cultivate rather than let fall away. I also know that when I’m not feeling emotionally connected to my husband, it’s hard to want to be physically connected to him and so I won’t initiate it. However – so unfair that it works like this and not as easily the other way around but that’s life and life isn’t fair – *if* I have more sex with my husband, he connects more with me emotionally. So I get it. I get that I need to do this more. So, all that to say – I am buying this Hot Mama series of books!!! =)

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