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Anytime, Anyplace: Keeping the Fun and Romance Alive
🎶 “Anytime… anyplace… I don’t care who’s around…” – Janet Jackson (1993)
Let’s talk about grown love—the kind that still flirts, still surprises, and still gets butterflies… even after bills, babies, and busy schedules.
In this episode, we explore what it takes to keep romance alive and fun flowing in a committed, God-centered marriage. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being present, playful, and intentional. Because passion fades when you stop pursuing each other.
We open up about:
đź’¬ How we keep fun a priority in the middle of full calendars
đź’¬ The difference between routine and intentional rhythm
đź’¬ Why physical and emotional intimacy are spiritual practices
💬 Making room for laughter, flirtation, and date nights—even when life is lifin’
This episode is your reminder that love doesn’t have to lose its spark. Whether you’re 5 years in or freshly remarried, you can still desire each other—on purpose.
Because the second time around just hits different...
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By LaShan and Makela Mims🎶 “Anytime… anyplace… I don’t care who’s around…” – Janet Jackson (1993)
Let’s talk about grown love—the kind that still flirts, still surprises, and still gets butterflies… even after bills, babies, and busy schedules.
In this episode, we explore what it takes to keep romance alive and fun flowing in a committed, God-centered marriage. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being present, playful, and intentional. Because passion fades when you stop pursuing each other.
We open up about:
đź’¬ How we keep fun a priority in the middle of full calendars
đź’¬ The difference between routine and intentional rhythm
đź’¬ Why physical and emotional intimacy are spiritual practices
💬 Making room for laughter, flirtation, and date nights—even when life is lifin’
This episode is your reminder that love doesn’t have to lose its spark. Whether you’re 5 years in or freshly remarried, you can still desire each other—on purpose.
Because the second time around just hits different...