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Three Ways To Murder Your Marriage Part 1

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As a sequel to a very popular podcast, “Tuesday Night Is Coming,” Emerson and Jonathan discuss a powerful and insightful email from a woman who details the way many wives feel about sex in relationship to their husband. Both husbands and wives will appreciate this episode.

Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

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Jonathan Eggerichs, Psy.D.

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