Frrrt

(Written Permission Pending)

It is healthy for married couples to have at least one secret they share, only with each. Good, bad, happy, sad. The secret could be smelly. It is something they would not intentionally share with their family, friends, pastor, hairdresser, dentist, or co-workers. But with each other, the secret is safe.

That secret creates a trust bond. A them-and-us, unique relational difference. It could be about their children, parents, a health issue, their past, or a TV show they watch together. 

Mouth-cuffed

What is our little secret? My lips are sealed, zipped, and mouth is cuffed; I dare not tell a soul. Nada. No one.