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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 28 MIN

Letting Yourself Go | Why Self-Care & Grooming Matters in a Relationship

from Simplify Complexity: Christian Relationship Advice & Help

How important is self-care and grooming in a relationship? Most people understand that attraction plays a big role within relationships. Often when we think of attraction we think of facial features or body features, but what about self-care and grooming. Self care and grooming deals with how people take care of their body. This includes basic grooming such as brushing one’s teeth, or taking a shower, but also includes shaving ones body hair, combing one’s hair, or ironing one’s clothes. Shave or not to shave that is the question? In this podcast episode we discuss the the relevance of self-care and grooming. What role does it play within relationships and is it important? We are excited to welcome guest hosts Dana Tyler to offer a woman’s point of view. Hosted by Pastor Brian Wallace, Keonte McDonald, & guest Dana Tyler The post Letting Yourself Go | Why Self-Care & Grooming Matters in a Relationship appeared first on Simplify Complexity.

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