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Making Love for the First Time: A Catholic Couple’s Guide
For Couples, For Husbands, For Wives James Walther, MA, ABS For Couples, For Husbands, For Wives James Walther, MA, ABS

Making Love for the First Time: A Catholic Couple’s Guide

Whether you’re preparing for your honeymoon or looking to refresh your marital intimacy, this guide is for you. Many Catholic couples enter marriage with excitement, love, and a deep desire to share their bodies with one another—but also with uncertainty about how to prepare for sex. It doesn’t need to be that way.

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Is This a Sex Toy or a Sex Tool?
For Couples, For Husbands, For Wives James Walther, MA, ABS For Couples, For Husbands, For Wives James Walther, MA, ABS

Is This a Sex Toy or a Sex Tool?

Sexual devices often carry a stigma as mere “toys” designed solely for pleasure. However, a growing body of expert opinion is reframing the conversation—suggesting that many of these products function more as essential “tools” for overcoming sexual challenges rather than indulgent extras. For example, Dr. Lauren Streicher has introduced the concept of “vibrator therapy” for women who struggle to reach orgasm, emphasizing that a vibrator is not just about intensifying pleasure but about making orgasm possible.

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Exploring Erogenous Zones
For Couples James Walther, MA, ABS For Couples James Walther, MA, ABS

Exploring Erogenous Zones

An erogenous zone (EZ) refers to an area of the human body that, when stimulated, can elicit sexual arousal and pleasure. These zones comprise about 24% of the human body. Many of these zones have no anatomical link to the genitals, and sometimes orgasm can even be achieved through stimulation of these extra-genital erogenous zones. Although generally the same for both men and women, EZs can vary from person to person in terms of sensitivity and preferred methods of stimulation. Below are a few examples with tips for stimulating them.

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