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    Emotional, Relational, and Spiritual Benefits of NFP
    • NFP Can support your marriage - LONGTERM!

      NFP methods can foster a fresh depth of intimacy (physically, emotionally, and spiritually) in a couple's marriage. Through understanding their bodies, desires, and hopes, husband and wife can grow in their spousal communication and build a deeper level of trust, commitment, and fidelity.

       Since husband and wife need to learn their NFP method together, adapt their intimate spousal behavior to follow their intentions regarding when to attempt or postpone pregnancy, and use periodic sexual abstinence for the purpose of postponing conception, there will be struggles and self-sacrifice. But, as NFP couples testify, the sacrifice is worth it! NFP couples say that the discipline is necessary to individual and mutual growth as a couple. It's no wonder that married couples who practice NFP are less likely to divorce than the general population.*

      -"What is NFP? Couple's Stories" USCCB


       

      *See for example, Richard Fehring and Michael Manhart, "Natural Family Planning and Marital Chastity: The Effects of Periodic Abstinence on Marital Relationships." Linacre Quarterly (June 12, 2020), where the divorce rate for NFP couples is lowered by 31-41% compared to the general American population. Read the Article

    • "NFP and the Couple's Relationship" - article by Mary Shivanandan, STD Wondering what other men and women think about NFP in their marriage? Read testimonies from couples just like you!
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