Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Make Love Deeper & More Meaningful

Dinners are opportunities to talk and show attention to each other.


Your partner's personality and your own build upon one another to form a mutual feeling of love. There are many definitions and steps to finding love, but making love deeper and more meaningful is an issue in a world of television, jobs, kids and other daily stresses. The way to a better relationship starts with the connection that you build together.


Instructions


1. Hold deeper conversations with your partner that discuss values, thoughts, feelings and opinions. Open a dialogue with your partner and try to discover beyond the surface of their likes and dislikes, into the fabric of one another's personalities. How does something make them feel? Happy or sad? More meaningful conversations bond and lead to a better understanding of one another.


2. Show that you care by doing the little things. Things happen that are stressful such as a car stalling on the side of the road or a coffee machine breaking, or emotional issues surrounding a dramatic event in a partner's life. Helping your partner when he is in a jam really shows that you care.


3. Spend time together out of the house and away from kids, friends or family. While spending time as a family is very important, as well as visiting with friends, if you cannot be alone together and hold conversations, if you constantly look to others to guide conversations between you and your partner, then you may have a communication or compatibility issue. Spending time together allows you to bond, especially if you choose a couple's bonding activity such as hiking, camping, stargazing, picnicking, walking the dog, exercising, building things, playing video or board games or gardening.


4. Take care of yourself. It is impossible to make love deeper and more meaningful if you fall out of touch with yourself. Whether that means you are not feeling sexy or healthy anymore, you become mentally unavailable to your partner. If you need to feel sexier, try buying new lingerie. If you feel yourself becoming unhealthy, add in a morning or evening run to your routine, and fill your diet up with vegetable snacks and entrees. If suffering from mental stress, talk to your partner to let them know how you feel.


5. Keep up an exciting sexual atmosphere that does not fall into routine. Focus on feeling sexy about your body and making your partner feel sexy too. Flirt with your partner, teasing her with saucy text messages, such as what you are wearing or what you wish you were doing instead with your partner. Set up a candlelit bedroom to entice your lover into bed. You could even try a friendly bet on go without sex, then focus on kissing and foreplay, which charges up your libido for a delayed sexual encounter.


6. Surprise your partner with spontaneity. For example, maybe you saw something in a store that you thought would look good on your partner, you could hang it up in the closet and wait for them to find it; just make sure it isn't too far out of reach for them. Also, you could simply allude to the fact that you are missing something underneath your clothes and ask them to figure out which part it's missing from.


7. Share your desires and fantasies for making love. Role-playing is an eye-opening activity into what your partner likes in the bedroom and what they want from you. Be open to new things and let your partner know what you like about their fantasies. Also, let them know this is a give-and-take and your own fantasies need satisfying as well.







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