Scott I.

Stability Intimacy is the profound, practical trust you build by managing life’s resources—time, money, and energy—as a unified, transparent team. It’s the shared Pantry or Safe you both trust is stocked, secure, and openly accessible.

Physical intimacy is like the well-worn couch you sink into at the end of a long day. It’s the comfort of being held, hugged, or simply sitting close. This is where you can truly relax, feel safe, and know you belong. Just as that comfy couch makes a house feel like home, non-sexual touch makes a marriage feel like a haven.

The way you view commitment intimacy—or the lack of it—affects every part of your relationship. It’s the deep sense of security, loyalty, and trust that comes from knowing your spouse is all in—not just emotionally, but relationally, spiritually, and practically. Think of it as the main support beam of your relationship: the covenant glue that holds you together in every season. Unlike fleeting feelings, commitment intimacy is built on promises, choices, and a shared determination to prioritize