Posts Tagged ‘Affection’

Pucker Up – The Kiss

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Two Gummy Bears Kissing

Kissing is something that we do often, but seldom truly think about. Scientists believe that kissing evolved as a way of evaluating potential mates in our ancient ancestors (an extreme close-up, after all, reveals a lot more than a coy glance across the cave). By becoming so close to your partner that your faces actually touch, you are opening your body language up, saying without words “I trust you on a subconscious level, enough to let you get this close without being guarded about it.”

Intimacy

Saturday, March 13th, 2010

Hands in the shape of a heart

Intimacy is the art of achieving a true, deep, lasting connection with your partner. While it’s often easy to think that this can be achieved without working very hard, the truth is that intimacy is an ongoing effort, and one that should be frequently attended to. While the first step is always respecting your partner and anticipating their needs, intimacy is also easily improved in the bedroom by enhancing the quality of your lovemaking.

This can be achieved by incorporating lover’s games, massages, and other playful methods to engage your partner in the gentler aspects of sex. While it may take a little time to work these activities into your normal routine, the benefits are long-lasting and very pleasant.

Relationships & Love

Saturday, March 13th, 2010

Photo of Candles and Bra

Relationships and love can be, as the famous song goes, “a battlefield”. However, you can plan and prepare for common mistakes and miscommunications by arming yourself with knowledge and empathy. When you read and empower yourself with tips and solutions, you can make your relationship a stronger and more emotionally satisfying one.

Find out the real meanings behind the words you hear from your partner, as well as the needs you might not know how to meet. Read up on how to spice up your bedroom play by introducing new concepts and tools to your lovemaking. Discover the secrets of long-lasting couples and use them to improve your own life and interactions with your partner.