Description
Nobody’s in a Hurry
Slowing down intimacy in marriage rarely starts with finding more time. Somewhere along the way, a lot of couples absorb an unspoken rule that physical closeness should be efficient — squeezed into whatever the day left over — without either of them ever deciding that was the goal.
Nobody’s in a Hurry is a guide to slowing down intimacy in marriage. Five short chapters each take apart one belief that keeps couples rushing, and show what’s actually true instead — with something practical to try in every chapter.
It ends with a gentle three-week practice and a one-page reminder for the moments the old pace creeps back. Tasteful and non-explicit throughout.
What It Helps With:
- Seeing the rush for what it is: a habit, not who you are
- Closeness that feels unhurried again, without needing more hours in the week
- Getting past the worry that slower means more routine
- A new pace that lasts beyond the first good week
This guide is for any married couple whose physical closeness has quietly become efficient instead of unhurried.
