User login
  1. I forgot my password!

How To Have Sex Like You Just Met

Keeping the intimacy alive starts outside of the bedroom.

how to have sex like you just met

When you've been together for awhile, the sizzle in your relationship can oftentimes reduce to a low simmer. You know that when he touches your upper arm in a specific way, he's trying to initiate sexy time, and that his touch will be followed a certain kiss, which will be followed by a certain grope, which will then be followed by a certain hip thrust. Besides, you're tired. And there's stuff to do. Can't it just wait till another day?

Joselin Linder and Elena Donovan Mauer's Have Sex Like You Just Met—a new book due out this month—contains a multitude of tricks for keeping the intimacy alive, many of which involve behavior outside of the bedroom. So try these turn-on tactics. You won't even have to take off your clothes.

1. Shower him with compliments. Remind him of how much you love him, whether it's because of how good he is as what he does, how good he is to you or how good he looks without his shirt on. He'll appreciate the random flattery, and the boost to his confidence will make him want to return the favor. 7 Phrases Men Love To Hear

2. Flirt with others. Allowing outside flirtation into your relationship—especially when you're out together—can be healthy. The extra attention will make the both of you feel sexier. Not only that, but seeing someone else macking on your guy or girl can remind you of just how lucky you are to have that hot tamale all to yourself. When Does Flirting Cross The Line?

3. Flirt with each other. Foreplay is about a lot more than the finding each other's sweet spots. The most effective foreplay is an hours-long, anticipation-building seduction that includes quick kisses, playful butt-grabbing, muscle tweaking and other reminders that you find your partner irresistible.

4. Find romance in the mundane. So he doesn't surprise you with candy buttons, or leave love letters on your computer keyboard, where you're sure to find them once you eventually roll out of bed. Once you start really paying attention, you'll be surprised to find out how romantic your loved one really is. Every time he washes the dishes without asking, accompanies you to the DMV (ick) or works extra hours so that he can buy you pretty dresses, he's saying he loves you. Realizing this will totally give you the warm fuzzies.

Can you relate?
Discussion
andrewsmonds Single
Posted January 28, 2010

I for one believe in marriage and being committed. However, I'm afraid if I get married, I may actaully meet the person of my dream, (cuz that's the irony of life right??)
Or my husband may fall in Love with someone else, therefore marriage is a difficult concept for me to grasp, however:

Would you leave your spouse if you fell for someone else??

Or would you gut out that marriage no matter what??
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/ultimate-acai-max-review-143...

You need to be logged in to do that!

Login or sign up now - it's fun, easy, and free. We'll keep your seat warm for you!
Lyz Married Community Manager
Posted January 28, 2010

Love is a commitment. And any long term relationship comes with risks. That's no reason to avoid it.

BookMama Married Happily Married
Posted January 28, 2010

I think one reason people get divorced is that they think marriage is about finding the person of your dreams. You have to find a great person, but there's more than one great person out there. Marriage is about the two of you working together to build something beautiful.

Sexy Sagittarius Taken It is the best
Posted January 1, 2010

I think this is good advice!!

Join the Discussion!
Login or sign up now - it's fun, easy, and free. We'll keep your seat warm for you!

The Most
Most Viewed
Login or Sign Up for a personalized YouTango experience.
x
YourTango

Get teased by YourTango!



Sign up for the latest love & relationship advice delivered to your inbox.