romance

A night of drinking usually does the trick for us… The answers are there, keep seeking them, this is great that you are aware and are seeking answers to the situation, you’ve already met the first step. Second step remind one another often of times when you first met, go on a trip together, it doesn’t have to be a cruise or to some exotic place sometimes just getting away works, don’t forget every one loves being kissed on the neck and just b/c times have passed and we grow out of these intimate gestures doesn’t mean they are part of the past, you could also try role playing and definitely check out Kama Sutra we have the honey dust, and the playing cards I have used the oils they are kinda pricey but worth it… Hope this helps!

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People seem to think that every couple should still have that spark they once had when they first met. Well it don’t work that way. You will or can always love your spouse or better half but you can never go back. Just make the best of what time you do have left in this world. Love each other with all of your heart and take it from there. Keep the fire going but don’ expect that teenage love and romance you first had. It is called growing compfortable with one another.

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This question comes up quite frequently. It’s part of the everyday drive of life. The excitement and fun tends to get put on the back burner. More pressing issues come first. I would suggest y’all sat a date to get away. Rehash all the fun times, the things you used to do. Or then again maybe try something completely different. Maybe something y’all have talked about always wanting to do.