Author: Mrs Happy

Hello Mrs. Happy: How do you respect and honor a husband who cheats? I know God wants us to save our marriage, but is there a…

If you are trying to live a chaste life before marriage, it is wise to be careful about how much you discuss sex with your fiancé.…

Few topics generate as much debate among Christians as masturbation. Some believers view it as a serious sin, while others argue that because the Bible…

Mr. and Mrs. Happy entered into marriage utterly clueless, so they can relate. But they didn’t stay that way.

If you are not married but you’re in a serious relationship that is headed toward marriage, where do you draw the line on physical contact?

Mrs. Happy recalls a recent time when, for about four weeks, she had very little interest in being intimate with her spouse and even when she did have sex,

Mrs. Happy’s heart goes out to single believers who are struggling mightily with sexual desire. She hasn’t forgotten what it was like to be single and sexually frustrated with no (righteous) relief in sight. So it is with dismay that she sees how many young Christian men are unwilling to make a marriage commitment—yet find themselves unable to live a sexually pure life. There is an obvious answer to their predicament: Get married. Yes, it is absolutely legitimate for a believing man to marry a believing woman with sex being one of the primary motivating factors.

If a woman doesn’t want to have sex with her husband, there is a reason. It may have a lot to do with you, and it may have very little to do with you

Mrs. Happy recently reflected on positive sexual dynamics with an emphasis on what a normal sex life looks like in a Christ-centered marriage.

Because of the reckless spending habits of my husband over the years, I secretly opened a savings account in my name that he is unaware of.