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Body Language… SMALL secrets, BIG differences

Romance is dead! Is it? Or is it not? Given the time and age of time-control-people world, we spend at least 12 hours laboring at work and another six sleeping. The balance is for daily routine like shopping for groceries, cleaning the house, laundry… etc etc… (The keyword? BORING duties). Where and when are we going to find time for romance?

As a newly married couple or even those who are celebrating their diamond anniversaries, the language of the body can do wonders for romance and infuse the good being of a relationship. Come on, lover boys and gals out there, read on for some tips to put a little bit of old fashion romance in your life!

The simple but yet powerful tips are easy as ABC. Just constantly practice it!

1) SMILE
"Smile … though your heart is aching… Smile…" Don't underestimate the power of your smile. Personal experiences from friends and yours truly… say that a smile turns on a man more than a pair of big tits! (Of course… that is a HUGE PLUS factor!)

Be it a shy smile, or a downward eye cast or even a tongue-licking-lips smile, even the most cynical man cannot help but take a break and look at you.

A realistic relationship will have lots of disagreements and arguments. When the situation arises, just stop a moment and give your darling a smile! See how he reacts to you! Anything? I bet you have never have a better way of making up!

2) TOUCHING
Excuse me… heading says touching, not groping! So, get those naughty thoughts out of your mind!

When was the last time your dear run his fingers through your hair? Or the moment he gently nudge your face with his fingers tenderly?

We are not talking sexual touches nor your daily hand-in-hand thing here.

You know, the special touch reserves for one another whether you are home alone or in a crowd. Those special times that bring warm and tender thoughts when you just think about it.

Touching or any body contact is also part of the "silent" communication but yet means volume. Touching intimately brings pleasure to both parties but most of all, sharing and discovering the journey of a good healthy relationship.

Still not convinced? Say… you got a problem here… think about this: -
a) Massaging him when he is stressed. Don't ask but surprise him . How does he react? I bet you he will swim the deepest ocean and climb the highest mountain for you! Or… just settle for that 2 carat diamond you saw at Selberan… ha ha ha…
b) Your darling washing your hair, slowly massaging, cleansing, rinsing and more cleansing and drying. Best part, helping you combs it. My dear girlfriends, how do you feel? Like melted chocolates? Aahhh… life is great huh?

3) Endearments
Stop! Don't start with the "Ah Kau", "Ah Beng" and "Ah Lian" thing here. However, you may proceed if your first thoughts are "darling", "dear", "sweetheart" and such.

Yeah, yeah… it sounds sickening and too sweet. As a third party in many invited dinners of married couples, I tend to develop goose bumps when I hear all these gooey endearments. I was like, "Get out of here and leave in peace for my stomach to digest dinner, can or not???"

However, when I fell in love once not too many moons ago, those goose bums took a love dive!

My ex-darling (don't ask me what happened… another story altogether here) and I love to walk in shopping malls and gardens. He would stop sometimes and say, " Sweetheart, see this…" I can tell you that his special way of addressing me still makes me smile to this day!

Many guys and gals too feel awkward and shy using endearments after marriage. Don't stop these special and heart warming words. Use it frequently especially when your partner is emotionally low or in an argumentative mood.

Hey, look away from this page now and call him/ her out… pull her into your arms and say "SWEETHEART." Just remember, DON'T YELL!

All right, my friends, I leave you with three simple steps first. I will be back with more tips later.

Do feedback to us here and tell us what you think too! We welcome any comments and love to put your thought and sharing on this page too!

Ciao, fiona

 
 

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