Chastity, Consent, and Other Sexy Things

Dr. Finlayson-Fife joins Find Your Person Podcast to discuss the topic of singles, relationships, and sexuality!

She address...

What healthy boundaries during dating look like.

The importance of sexual attraction in dating and marriage choice.

How to "course correct" while dating and recommit to shared goals.

Differences and similarities between male and female sexuality.

How to foster healthy sexuality in a dating relationship while staying true to ideals such as the law of chastity.

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This episode was originally aired on October 22, 2020.

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