Intro....

Relationships as a subject always provokes interest, particularly in this modern day and time; where access to the choice of a partner is 'made easy' via social media.

Please join me as we journey together in this love arena using the in born 'Charm' we have been blessed with by God.

Wednesday, 26 July 2017

Wives, Forget What You Look Like While Making Love

Hello Charmers, Is great to be here again. Wives, are you always worried or shy when making love with YOUR man....Please you don't have to, brave up and enjoy a great time together.  I find below piece encouraging and inspiring...Read on....


I no longer care what I look like when my husband and I make love.

Let me clarify. I do care about being clean, shaving my legs, wearing something sexy, etc. But I used to be so self-conscious about the expressions my face made or how my body might appear to him in certain sexual positions. I wanted to look beautiful throughout — just like how lovers look so attractive throughout the sex scenes in movies.

I confess to even sucking in my tummy or lying at an angle that made my breasts look more perky or posing in what I considered sensual ways. You know what happened? I just made it harder for myself to get fully involved in the experience. I was taking a part of my brain and focusing it on my looks rather than the sensations I was feeling, or his gaze-worthy body, or the intimacy we were enjoying.

How about you? Are you too aware of what you look like while making love? Are you self-conscious about your body and your facial expressions? Do you feel uptight in some way as you try to control how you come across to your beloved husband?

I suspect he’d rather you stop all that worrying and get far more into enjoying the experience. Just keep a few things in mind:

He’s in love with you, not your glamour shot.
Look, it’s great to spruce up for your husband and present yourself in a way that makes him feel special and you feel confident. But at the end of the day, your husband knows what you look like. You’re not going to fool him by sucking in every time he walks into a room, or he’s going to start wondering why you always look constipated.

If he’s interested in or responsive to making love, then your husband knows he’s getting the whole you — not the you from your 1990s glamour shot. And honestly, he’s no glamour shot himself. We are real people with real bodies, and our desire for sexual intimacy in marriage goes beyond what you look like in any particular moment. It’s about the life you have together and nurturing an even deeper connection.

Enthusiasm trumps appearance.
Husbands often tell me that they want their wives to express themselves fully in the marriage bed, untethered and with enthusiasm. What makes you look good to your husband is the expression on your face showing that you’re enjoying what’s happening and the shifts in your body that might make some parts less objectively pretty but show that you’re “into it.” He wants you to let go.

And I almost hate mentioning this, but I believe a big part of the appeal of porn for men is just that these women seem so eager and excited about sex. I am NOT saying you should be your husband’s porn star (jeez, I hate that saying), but it’s informative about what men intrinsically desire. What God intended is surely not for any man to use porn to satisfy these longings, but rather for a covenant husband and wife to be enthusiastic in their marriage bed. Just read how the wife in Song of Songs speaks: “Take me away with you — let us hurry! Let the king bring me into his chambers” (1:4). She’s in a hurry to get busy, because sexual intimacy is part of her intense love for her husband.

Sex is funny.
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a hundred times: Sex is a funny activity. It’s funny-peculiar and sometimes funny-ha-ha. Of all the ways God could have gotten this procreation thing done, we have to get naked, get into positions you don’t really use for other activities, and then make movements that are really quite amusing if you think about it. Personally, I think this shows that God is in favor of joy and fun for His creation, and we should embrace the humorous part of sexual intimacy in marriage.

Once you accept that as part of the whole deal, it frees you up to be more playful and vulnerable in the bedroom. Suddenly, when you grunt like a wild animal in the middle of sex, you’re not embarrassed, but rather tickled by how much you were getting into it. (Likewise if it’s him doing the camel grunt.) You don’t mind the funny facial expressions, because that’s part of the whimsy of lovemaking. Hey, even if you fart right in the middle, you two might just laugh rather than freak out (yes, it’s possible).

If you learn to lean into the experience, not stressing about your appearance, then you and your husband will enjoy lovemaking even more. And I’d bet you’ll look really good to him, all excited about having sex together.




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Friday, 16 June 2017

5 Ways to be Your Husband’s Lover


Wow! Is great to be back after the short break….today we will be looking at 5 ways we can be our husband’s lover…Enjoy!

Being a lover and having great sex aren't just for women in movies and romance novels! Here are 5 things every married woman can do to become her husband's lover. For many of us, the term “lover,” when it refers to a woman, conjures up images of a mistress, someone who’s engaged in a wild fling or a character in a romance novel. Her life seems a little shocking, rather scandalous, and maybe just a tiny bit exciting.

We might wish we could do some of the things she’s doing, experience some of the excitement she’s feeling – in other words, be somebody’s lover.

Fortunately for us as wives, we are somebody’s lover – our husband’s lover.  We can enjoy a steamy sex life – the anticipation, the excitement, the intimacy – all wrapped up in the security of love and commitment.  We can have everything the mistress or girlfriend or romance character has, and so much more.

How to Be Your Husband’s Lover
But, stepping into the role of our husband’s lover sometimes takes a bit of effort.  We may have embraced it early in marriage, but then let it slide.  Or maybe we allowed our other roles – mom, teacher, chauffeur, employee, daughter, friend – to push it aside.
Or maybe we just never really got comfortable with the idea of being our husband’s lover.

Whatever your situation, you can  embrace and relish your role as a lover.  And if you’re already embracing it, please share your tips with us.  Because I’m writing as a fellow traveler on this path, not as any sort of expert.  And I would love for other wives to share what has worked for them.

But while we’re waiting for some expert advice, here are 5 things we can do to think and act like our husband’s lover:

Make space in your life.  Busyness is the enemy of the lover.  If you’re running from one commitment to another – all day, every day – you won’t have time or energy to invest in becoming a lover.
So determine to make it a priority by creating some space and some margins around your life, in order to allow sex and intimacy to flourish.  You’ll have to make decisions and take steps.  It may involve reining in your family’s schedule, making difficult choices or disappointing some people.  But it will be worth it.

Envision yourself as a lover.  Chances are, some of the roles you’re juggling – wife, mom, employee, cook, chauffeur, referee – are crowding out one of your most important and pleasurable roles – your husband’s lover.  So practice thinking of yourself as a sexual person, a woman who enjoys sex and intimacy.

Then, do things that promote that frame of mind – take time to relax and unwind, dress in a way that makes you feel good about your body, listen to sexy music, use essential oils, wear provocative scents or use them in your bedroom.  Think about sexual encounters you and your husband have enjoyed in the past, and imagine things you might do in the future.  Consider emailing or texting some of your thoughts to him, to get a sexy conversation started.  Be conscious of bringing your mind back regularly to the thought that you are a lover.

Seek out sex-positive resources.  The number of high-quality sex and intimacy resources for married couples has exploded in the past 10 years.  Many top-notch authors are writing books and blogs that promote a positive view of sex in marriage and help couples achieve the deep intimacy and enjoyable sex lives most people crave.  Pick a couple of resources that appeal to you and read them regularly.  Let them remind you of the benefits of living as a lover and provide you with ideas and information to help you do it.

Take an active role in your sex life.  As wives, we tend to sit back and let our husbands do most of the work when it comes to sex.  The problem with that approach is that it tends to make us passive, rather than active, participants in our own sex lives.  And lovers aren’t passive

So try switching things up once in a while.  Initiate sex sometimes – it helps you develop a sense of control of your own sexuality (and it thrills most husbands!).  Regardless of who initiates, get involved – kiss him passionately, touch him, respond when he touches you, let him know what you want.  Do something you did when sex was steamiest between the two of you.  Any time you find yourself drifting into passivity, do something to get your mind and body interested and engaged.

Cuddle, Gist and Tickle Him. Throw yourself into your husband arms and allow him to cuddle you, be gist partners and tickle him while appreciating his features.

Try something new.  One of the reasons sex thrills us in the beginning is that everything is new and exciting.  But as we spend more time together, we fall into a routine and know exactly what to expect, which registers in our brains as “oh, here comes the same old thing.”  So create excitement again by introducing something new every now and then – a new location, a new position, a different time of day, a change in tempo, lingerie – anything that’s new and a bit different for the two of you.

And, once in a while, try something that’s new and  slightly outside your comfort zone.  Because lovers are a little bit adventurous!  So try something you’ve thought you might enjoy or something you know he’d enjoy – often, doing something unexpected just for your husband ends up being exciting for you too.  Just take a step outside your comfort zone and be a little bit more daring.  Like a lover.
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What are your tips for helping wives embrace their role as a lover?  Do you find it easy or difficult to think of yourself as a lover? Please share your thoughts in the Comments.  I would love to hear from you. Cheers and keep Charming Your Man!


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Thursday, 11 May 2017

Good Reasons Why You Should Be Making Love Every Day

Are you stressed? Struggling to sleep? It turns out there are a number of ailments that can be cured simply by making love regularly. Here are twelve reasons why you and your partner should be making 'Love daily!

Please take time to read and digest the write up below. Feel free to do your own findings, I have made mine. It is understandable when there is no urge for real action but at least learn to cuddle each other and help your partner relax to a good sleep. 

Stay healthy! Stay Charming! Stay faithful!
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1. Love Making Reduces Stress.
 If you’ve had a long day at work or you’re simply feeling a little overwhelmed, then love making will help you relax and reduce your stress levels! During love making our bodies produce dopamine, endorphins and oxytocin which together help us to de-stress, increases our natural happiness levels and enhances desire.

2. Love Making Is An Enjoyable Exercise.
When faced with the word ‘workout’ many of us will recoil in horror, unless of course that workout involves love making. Throughout love making our bodies are continually experiencing physiological changes that are consistent with an exercise routine. Our breathing rates rise which in turn burns calories, which means that if you have love making just three times a week you can burn around 7,500 calories a year. That’s the same as running 75 miles!

Wednesday, 10 May 2017

Coping with Stress and Emotions of your Spouse

There is increasing evidence to suggest that stress features significantly in the lives of many women, whether they are singles, married or co-habiting, and whether or not they have children. Many women are finding it increasingly difficult to manage work and home commitments, leisure time and relationships, and those stresses are often multiplied when a woman has children.

Perhaps stress can be defined as having too much to do, in too short a time, and without the necessary resources. When such a situation goes on and on over a period of time, it can have adverse effect on health. However, when we are unhappy, or under too much pressure for an extended period of time, our body’s cells generate a negative, health-reducing effect and stress-related conditions may begin to show: insomnia, tension headaches, chronic back problems, digestive disorders, skin problems, low Li ido and other diseases in the body.  Spouses should help themselves by giving a helping hand where necessary to relieve stress from their women. If you want a woman to truly deliver show her some TLC to set the stage rolling. Put her in the right mood and I bet you, she will respond to your touchđŸ˜„. A good massage with essential oil does wonders...

This is not just about a simple back rub for your partner. But actually, massage between couples can have profound and long-lasting

Wednesday, 3 May 2017

How Addicted Are You To Your Phone?

The way and manner we react when our phones are no where in sight can be very funny and worrisome. Couples get mad at each other for loss or misplacement of their phones. In fact, cash is easily diverted to fix phone problems or get a replacement when necessary. 
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An addiction is basically when a thing begins to control your life and interferes with your daily activities, work and relationships. When your phone starts taking over in this regard then it has become an addiction you need to immediately break.

However, we have to be wary of some of the symptoms of  'nomophobia'-Short for "no-mobile-phone phobia," this is exactly what it sounds like. The fear of being without your phone include anxiety or negative physical symptoms, if you have lost or cannot use your cell phone, obsessively checking to make sure you have your phone with you, and constantly worrying about losing it somewhere. Interestingly, in a study, it was found that women suffer from this more than men. 

Apart from the health hazards addicts are exposed to, it is also important for couples and parents to minimize the effect our love for this necessary gadget (phones) is having on our marriage and family. 

Some parents have been so carried away in their activities on phone to the point of loosing close relationship with their children. Children too find solace in their gadgets and it goes on and on. 

Phones has taken the place of effective communication and the physical romance in our relationships. Men buries themselves in phones at home when they are supposed to be sharing about how their day went with their spouses which will lead to more emotional connection with their each other. 

I have heard some of my friends saying that, they have to retaliate by getting phones with premium gadgets to also occupy them since their husbands does not have time for them. 

Sadly some of us even get to run to our phones to seek comfort and laughing moments with chats, photos and messages been shared on Watsapp, Instagram, Facebook etc. 

We often associate bad backs or arthritis with older people or an old sports injury. Unfortunately, there has been an increase with back and spine problems associated with the posture we use while texting. So teens are also not left out.  

I am not saying we should not use phones, but we should curtail excesses that may hinder our relationships or break our homes. Let's have a physical  bond with our children and loved ones. 

Kindly break this jinx with the following tips which I believe might be of help:
1) Dedicate the first 10 to 20 minutes of your day to appreciating your creator and then plan the day to create a good start.

2) A no-phone periods should be created by you to manage your family and have a quality time with them

3) Insomnia is real, don't invite it by depriving yourself of sleep. Set limits and be disciplined. Your health and your relationship is important, phones will come and go.  

4) Turn off notifications from apps that are more disturbing e.g Watsapp group chats etc

Stay health, Stay loving and Keep looking Charming!

Tuesday, 25 April 2017

Spice Up Your Marriage with Romance...

As marrieds, we need to spice up our marriage on a daily basis to keep it glowing and blossoming.
Why is it that it comes so easy to show romance to each other during courtship and the story changes after marriage? Men especially stops all the sweet nothings they tell us, all the opening of doors to let us make our entry or exit first, frequent hang out at the beach and eateries, strolling and taking walk together, holding of hands and lots more......

Romance in marriages fads off few months after saying 'I do. No more handholding, cuddling, public display of affection.  However, all for some men, it is a way of life but majority ceases to do so after settling down....is it a result of the fact that they feel that 'She's mine now' and the woman too feels 'He's hooked with me for life' ...Hmmnnnn... 

Kissing, cuddling, hugging each other for example, should not be ceremonial (done only during anniversaries or when happy). It should be a way of life in the marriage not only when mating or copulating together.  Make your marriage fun and filled with romantic and memorable moments. 

Husband stop being stiff show some love to your spouse and vice versa. Don't let your wife start feeling strange when you come back home and make the move to kiss or hug her and she withdraws due to the fact that she is seeing it as as STRANGE rather let her get used to it. When same is done to you, kindly embrace and welcome it regardless of the situation in the office or in line of business. 

It is time to stop using our jobs, carrier & business as excuses for not doing the right thing.  Don't forget that when job, carrier, business leave us, the only thing by our side will be our spouse. 

The most important thing at that moment is your wife or husband, every other thing comes after. The good thing about being romantic is that it sets a good atmosphere for any issue to be thrashed.

The result is security, love, mutual respect in the marriage. You will be surprised that you both live healthier, worry less and fight less...lol.

For the men, it is a good ground for the battle field also ahead... Marriage is meant to be enjoyed. Cuddle your spouse, flirt with him or her regularly, crack jokes and laugh like kids regularly. Social media is not helping matters, as we now cuddle, joke, in fact make love on the internet...this is really ANNOYING. Let's be conscious of each others feelings and go practical in expressing it. 

To the Charming women out there, please I know our men can get on our nerves at times (and we also do to them...lol) never use your precious gift as a punishment for your husbands. Do the needful and settle matters amicably.... I know it's not easy, but WE can if we set our minds to it. 

Our children takes cue from our loving and romance filled life. They grow up too to be loving and appreciative kids. This will also help them in their own relationships

Never reject your man or woman in time of need o ...don't say I didn't tell you ☺☺...lots of love...

Friday, 21 April 2017

Be Vulnerable as Wives and Husbands To Solidify Your Marriage

I know that in this part of the world, Africans especially the women are expected be respectful and submissive to their spouses. However, with the challenging situations and state of the economy presently in the country and the world at large, so many homes are getting the bad vibes of the situation. Depression and frustration is setting into various homes and families leading to a lot of deadly and ungodly act by men and women, young and old.  

How can we still retain our sanity and help each other as couples not to be swallowed up by the moment in our homes and families. We can still be as loving, caring, sexy and best of parents as we wish to be by just choosing to be VULNERABLE.

VULNERABILITY is a way of expressing your weaknesses and fears, feelings, needs respectfully and apologizing where and when necessary. 


A vulnerable statement sounds better when delivered with a genuine non-threatening tone of voice. 

Scene 1:The husband work seems to be taking greater priority than the needs of his wife
Approach: "Darling (his pet name) sometimes i feel that I' m an unlovable wife, and I'm afraid that you think that I'm lousy. I know that yo have a desire to do well in your work, but I do feel the need for your love and affection, because it gives me security. And sometimes, when you constantly work throughout most evenings, and are not home with me, it makes me feel unloved and uncared for and reinforces those negative thoughts I have about myself, I need you and I want to be with you."

Thursday, 20 April 2017

What Kind of Friend Are You?

So many of us tend to socialize a lot and make friends easily while some find it difficult to do so. It is not that they are not qualified or have what it takes to make friends easily but they are just not wired for it...lol..

However the question is 'What kind of Friend Are You?' We will be composing different types of friends and it is now left for you to answer sincerely the kind of friend you are to someone else....

Do you still remember how it was like meeting your first friend?

Not likely. You were probably five or six years-old and met at school. He/She liked sand, kicking ball,  You liked sand and kicking balls too. 

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However, as an adult, making friends like that isn't so easy. But something that is really important is appreciating the friendships we DO have. So as you read this piece, kindly tag or share with any friend(s) (on FB, Instagram, Watsapp etc) you have that might fit these categories, and let them know who they are! Feel free to comment and add any other types of friendships I might have missed (I know there are so many!)

I am declaring today as "Friend Greeting Day!" So let's begin...

THE ONLINE-ONLY FRIEND
This type of friend is met online through some sort of chat group or forum. You've never met in real life, and quite possibly never will. YET, you feel like you've known this person your entire life and feel safe asking them absurd questions / sharing your deepest darkest secrets. Perhaps it's the slight anonymity of the friendship that allows you to be so vulnerable.  

THE PARTY FRIEND
A friend you call when you want to unwind and have a sure good time. This is the friend who says "yes" to everything. This friend might also get you into trouble, but it's always totally worth it.

Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Be Careful Before You Say I Do...

Only few people truly consider sickness and suffering when picking a soulmate. Instead a lot of consideration is made on how the other person might look in the morning or what bad habits they might have or how they will look like in their old age. 

I have a couple of friends who say they consider greatly how their wives will look when old and funny enough some of them go to the extent of checking out their girlfriends mother to have a preview of what future hold for them...(hilarious) The female are not left out of course....

Also on the list is what offspring they could produce or what extended family they might bring to the reunion, and what Genotype is their partner (AA, AS, SS etc). 

Yet few people consider a vital question - can I suffer with this person?  It sounds like the beginning of another marriage joke, but it's not.  It's a real question and one which should be explored by every dating couple.

Suffering is a part of life. The older a person gets, the more we realize that suffering is not a rare occurrence, but is a common aspect of our lives.

It is pertinent to note that sorrow comes in many forms, yet it is guaranteed to come.  WATCH OUT: Not everyone suffers well. Some live in denial and unable to confront the deep realities of life. Some live in despair, unable to recognize the convergence of laughter and tears. Only few have the grace to suffer well. Those who do suffer well are a well-spring of life and faith. 

Sincerely speaking, who do you want holding your hand when the test says "cancer?" 

On whose shoulder do you want to lean when the doctor says, "We've done all we can?"

With whom do you want to lay beside when you don't know where your child is or if they will ever come home?

When your world turns upside down,

Monday, 17 April 2017

Renewing our Marriage Vows @18-Mr & Mrs Chukwuma

Happy Easter to all our charming friends and families. We are mega excited to share another love story of 18 years filled with solid friendship. Yours truly reports Mr & Mrs Chukwumah as they renew their marriage vows...Enjoy...


Funmi's Charm:Please let us meet you?
Our names are Emmanuel and Rosemary Chukwumah. I am into projects development and media relations while my wife is into events management and Decoration.

How many years have you been married and when?: We have been married for 18 years now. We got married on the 17th April 1999.

Funmi's Charm: What has been your experience so far?:Marriage is great, our experience is been awesome, having our friendship  in check and  spurring one another towards love and good deeds, not running each other down.

Funmi's Charm: What has parenting been like? Parenting we can tell you is tough our parents tried a lot for, when you have teenage kids thats when parenting is more difficult, but with God in the picture it is possible.

Funmi's Charm: Who is more romantic?
Emmanuel: I am more romantic
Rosemary: Well, I agree with him ..smiles..

Funmi's Charm: Word of advise to young marrieds or Engaged couple?
Our advice for the young marrieds ..Be great friends, always be open to each other through ,great communication, use Godly standard always in all your  dealings

Funmi's Charm: What are the 3 things you love about your spouse?
Emmanuel: I love her services for God, home management, and good communication attribute.
Rosemary: He is hardworking, Godly  and caring.

Funmi's Charm:Who is Your role model? The Bible standard our model.

Thank you.





Congratulations to you both. Wishing you many beautiful and charming years ahead together!


Sunday, 16 April 2017

Hurray! Adeseye Elumaro Celebrate @ 6

Hurray! Adeseye Elumaro clocked 6 years old on Friday April 14th, 2017. It was a joyful moment for the family who expressed their gratitude to God.

Happy birthday Adeseye, wishing you all the good things God has destined and plan for your life. Do enjoy a fabulous day today and always.

The celebration continues in church where she had a great time with her friends and family. Nice one girls.

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Friday, 14 April 2017

Unveiling Mofifoluwa Opadayo the beautiful Princess

                                
The beautiful naming ceremony of Mofifoluwa Esther born into the family of Mr & Mrs Niyi Opadayo was held today 14th April, 2017.
                    
                              Cute Mofifoluwa      
                    
                     Mofifoluwa and Charming Mum

A special naming ceremony was held in absential for the cute baby in Unilag Estate, Magodo, Lagos Nigeria and concurrently in United States of America where she is preaently with her mother.

The proud father in his words is thankful to God for the arrival of the baby girl after having two handsome boys. He was quite elated with the turn out of guests who came to celebrate their bundle of joy with them.

Guests were treated to sumptuous meals and assorted drinks. The DJ was all hands on deck keeping guests thrilled with great music collections.

Photos of event below:
                        Dad & Mofifoluwa siblings

         Mr Niyi with guest @ the event 





We @ Funmi's Charm welcome the new bundle of joy and congratulates the family. Cheers!

Thursday, 13 April 2017

Our Love Story @20 - The Adefolus

Olubunmi and Olabode Adefolu today celebrates their love as they marked their 20 years anniversary. The love shared by this beautiful couple came to play as yours truly had a time out with them. Join us as we take you all through the journey of their love and what has kept them waxing strong....



Funmi's Charm:Please let us meet you?
Our names are Olabode Sunday Adefolu and Olubunmi Esther Adefolu. Bunmi is a seasoned and certified HR practitioner and into Baking while Bode is the CEO of Folub Eletrik Servz.

Funmi's Charm: Let us into your love story?
Ours is a story of true love and friendship. We met during our secondary school days in 1985, as writing pals. We enjoyed writing poems and love songs. Though Bunmi is quite shy but derived joy in reading love letters. This friendship was kept for so long, always longing to have each other back from higher institution. Even when Bode got his first job with Lever Brothers Lagos in 1991 the writing continued.

Funmi's Charm: How long have you been married and when precisely? 
We have been married for the past 20 years,12th April 1997. It has been a jolly time full of its learning, unlearning and relearning one another. I was attracted by his handsome look, any woman would die for it. Then other qualities  came out like godliness, doggedness, goal-getter, caring and love for others. He is friendly and accommodating, as well no nonsense man.

Funmi's Charm: What has been your experience so far @20 years together?
My experience can't be written but will touch on them. Living together has been a joyous thing. He takes care of his home, provides for the children and I. He is always looking out for our best. He loves his children so much and spends time with them. He is my friend and we discuss everything. Nothing is hidden in the relationship, even during our rocking times, he came back humbled and loving. We share every moment together. Wherever I go, he goes with me. We are just a unity in everything. Our finances are both managed by ourselves. We talked through every spending, investment, giving and there this strong bond between us. I give glory to God about it. We shared our struggles and we fight it together. As most convenient, we read bible and pray together over many years till now. We challenged each other on diff situations and helped each other to mature.

Funmi's Charm: What has parenting been like?
We thank God for blessing us with 3 handsome boys, Bolaji, Bayo and Bobola. The first 2 are in university and it was not a joke raising these intelligent boys. My husband and I, started early with them by reading bedtime stories, bible stories at nights. We taught them ways of the Lord Jesus. We didn't spare the rod when they go wrong. We only gave them necessities and did not indulge them. We carried along on family finances and affairs in the house. We are a bond too with them. We thought them to be domesticated as boys and also revered God. It has not been an easy task but God has helped us thus far. The Church was another community we used to raise them and it has paid off

Funmi's Charm: Who is more romantic?
Bummi: Romance is from both sides. Of course, men can't be as good until a woman initiates it. I never ceased to tell my husband that I want him to be more romantic. I say it the way I want it and he tried his best to please me. It is been a working relationship where we help ourselves to get to climax of our love life and friendship
Bode: My wife is more romantic and this has rob off on me overtime.

Funmi's Charm: Word of advise to young marrieds or Engaged couple?
Bunmi: My advise to young marrieds or those desiring to get married is to marry their friends. Friendship n love get things done. Don't marry for money nor beauty but a man or woman who truly cares. Don't hide anything from one another. Talk together about everything and preserve with one another, in need and plenty
Bodemy advice to young marrieds is to be patience with one another as friends and learn to forgive easily while for about to is to marry their friends.

Funmi's Charm: What are the 3 things you love about your spouse?
Bunmi: I love my husband for his love for God and his people. Love him for his hardwork and forward thinking. Finally for his love for me and the children.
Bode: I love her sincerity/openness, her extra mile spirit and dedication to our love and family.


We at Funmi's Charm celebrate you and wish you many beautiful and charming years ahead together!





Wednesday, 12 April 2017

Are You Stressed and Emotionally Drained-Let Essential Oil do the Magic!

There is increasing evidence to suggest that stress features significantly in the lives of many women, whether they are single, married or co-habiting, and whether or not they have children. Many women are finding it increasingly difficult to manage work and home commitment, leisure time and relationships and these stress are often multiplied when a woman has children. 

Perhaps, stress

Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Sex is Vitally Important in Marriage!

God created sex, there is nothing ugly or unholy about it especially when it is not abused. It is created to be enjoyed by married couple only to express love between a man and his wife. It is vitally important in marriage!

Over the years I have been privileged to meet couples with various issues regarding their sexual relationship. The stories that couples tell me about their sexual difficulties vary, but most of them goes like this: He wants more sex and she doesn’t. He says he needs sex to feel close and she doesn’t see why her snuggling, cuddling and pecks she does around the house doesn’t do it for him. On the other hand, she says she needs to feel close first to have sex and he doesn’t see why sex doesn’t help her to feel close.

At the end of the day, she doesn’t see why sex is so important to him, anyway.

Sunday, 9 April 2017

ICOC Ikeja & PPFN Free Cervical Screening Session


International Church of Christ (ICOC) Ikeja in junction with PPFN (Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria) recently under her Cervical Screening & Preventive Therapy Program gave a talk and free screening to women in the Ikeja facility of the Church today.

The awareness is essential for women to know their status which will help in preventing any future development of Cervical Cancer and untimely death. The turnout of participant was impressive.

Dr Titi Aghoghovbia
PPFN Representative
Speaking at the event, one of the participant, commended the initiative by ICOC church and PPFN to ensure the well-being of women. 

A training session on Family Planning was also given by Dr Titi Aghoghovbia, a trained and seasoned Pediatric consultant, who took her time to educate all participants on the importance of Family planning and child spacing.
PPFN, is a private, not-for-profit organization founded in the late 1950s, with the mission to promote adoption of child spacing and contraceptive practices among individuals and couples.

Photo reel from event….


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