Today we answer some of the most frequently asked questions we hear about sex. Dr. Kim and Christina covered this on an episode in 2021, and we’ve distilled their conversation into the most timeless and practical answers to common sex questions. 

We pray this episode is helpful for you and your marriage.  

Episode highlights include:  

• How often is “normal”?

• Dealing with dead sex drive 

• Is oral sex ok in marriage? What about anal? 

• Is there such thing as too much sex when trying to conceive? 

• How to start talking to your kids about sex 

• What do do if your spouse withholds sex

 

*Music for this podcast is created by Noah Copeland. Check him out here! 

 

QUOTES 

• “Guys, you have to continue to be romantic.” - Dr. Kim Kimberling 

• “I wanted my kids to talk to me about sex before they went to a friend or read it on a bathroom wall or a magazine. You want that door to be open.”  - Dr. Kim Kimberling 

• “You need to honor each other and respect each other’s body to honor God in marriage.” - Christina Dodson

• “Guys, if you please your wife first, does it really matter when you orgasm? There's this unspoken pressure.” - Christina Dodson 

• “There’s always an answer. I’ve never had a couple we couldn’t figure out an answer for.” - Dr. Kim Kimberling

• “Stay at the comfort level of the one who is least comfortable. If you do that, you’re going to be ok.” - Dr. Kim Kimberling 

 

MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: 

• Sign up HERE to get the Couple’s Conversation Guide for each week’s new episode 

• Dr. Kim’s Marriage Multiplier is a quick weekly email with actionable insights to grow your marriage. Sign up HERE! 

• Resources we recommend for starting the sex conversation with your spouse

• Celebration of Sex

• Lovemaking Survey

• Resources we recommend for talking to your kids about sex: 

• Don’t Mom Alone Podcast Ep 328 

• Full Set - God's Design for Sex Series: Revised and Updated Edition by Stan Jones, Brenna Jones 

• We’re delighted to partner with The Sex Talk, an excellent online course to help you navigate this topic well