According to a recent survey of 20,000 people, 90 percent of men and women believe that dwindling attraction in a relationship can be rekindled.
Sometimes the pressure of work, kids and everything else in life can leave you in a rut with your spouse or partner. If you feeling like your relationship is fizzling out, it might not be time for divorce or a breakup. If you really want to stay together, you improve your sex life (and your relationship) with some effort and commitment.
Check out THE 30-DAY SEX SOLUTION: How to Build Intimacy, Enhance Your Sex Life and Strengthen Your Relationship in One Month’s Time (Adams Media, June 2011), written by clinical psychologist and leading sexpert Victoria Zdrok Wilson JD, Ph.D. and her husband, John Wilson MFT.
The book is divided into five sections that lay out the factors necessary to rekindle and maintain romance in a long-term relationship.
The Priority Factor – Turn off the Blackberry to learn how to turn one another on. It’s time to put one another first to commit to the happiness of your marriage.
The Intimacy Factor – Drop the baggage and bury the hatchet. If you can’t talk you can’t get close. Follow these exercises to learn better ways of loving yourself – and each other.
The Novelty Factor – Bring the newness back with courting, seduction and an exploration of your Moan Zones. And don’t forget the silk sheets and the whipped cream.
The Naughtiness Factor – As Mae West once observed, good is very good but bad is even better. Feel safe enough to indulge fantasies and unleash unspoken desires.
The Loftiness Factor – Attain new heights of ecstasy with proven techniques that will elevate your experience to the level of sexual soul mates.
What do you think? When the fire goes out, is the relationship over or can it be salvaged?
Post from: EveryJoe
Check out THE 30-DAY SEX SOLUTION: How to Build Intimacy, Enhance Your Sex Life and Strengthen Your Relationship in One Month’s Time (Adams Media, June 2011), written by clinical psychologist and leading sexpert Victoria Zdrok Wilson JD, Ph.D. and her husband, John Wilson MFT.
The book is divided into five sections that lay out the factors necessary to rekindle and maintain romance in a long-term relationship.
The Priority Factor – Turn off the Blackberry to learn how to turn one another on. It’s time to put one another first to commit to the happiness of your marriage.
The Intimacy Factor – Drop the baggage and bury the hatchet. If you can’t talk you can’t get close. Follow these exercises to learn better ways of loving yourself – and each other.
The Novelty Factor – Bring the newness back with courting, seduction and an exploration of your Moan Zones. And don’t forget the silk sheets and the whipped cream.
The Naughtiness Factor – As Mae West once observed, good is very good but bad is even better. Feel safe enough to indulge fantasies and unleash unspoken desires.
The Loftiness Factor – Attain new heights of ecstasy with proven techniques that will elevate your experience to the level of sexual soul mates.
What do you think? When the fire goes out, is the relationship over or can it be salvaged?
Post from: EveryJoe