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I asked my wife what she thinks about when it comes to the holidays and marriage. Her response—“Nothing”. She thought nothing of it, or she made no major distinction between this time of year and another. So I pressed further and asked if she thinks it is a romantic time of year or if it should be. Her response, “It could, it should be, but it’s not really for us.” Since then it’s put me on a mission to ensure my marriage is not lacking romance during the holidays. That during those cold winter nights and crackling fires, slow days and evenings,...
“Oh by gosh by golly, it’s time for mistletoe and holly,” plays in the air with Frank Sinatra setting the mood in your home. On the surface, all appears calm and wonderful on the family front. The children have that special holiday glow in their eyes, your wife is creating smells from the kitchen that delight the senses, and even your dog is on his best behavior lately. Holidays are a lot of fun. Yet, they can also be a bit like trying to navigate a mine field in battle. One false move and the whole thing can go up...
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A sparkly piece of jewelry or a designer purse is a lovely gift, no doubt. But if you really want to woo a lady, the most romantic thing you could get her is something personal -- something that is more about the thought behind the present and less about its price tag. 1. "For Christmas, my son gave his girlfriend a reserved parking space in the city. She works crazy hours as a med student on rotations and would come home exhausted late at night and then have to drive around for 30 minutes to find parking. Now she is...
The holidays can be both beneficial and detrimental to a relationship. Over a lifetime, 22 percent of married men and 14 percent of married women have had sex with someone other than their spouse. Circumstances often coalesce around the holidays to produce an environment hostile toward building or maintaining a healthy relationship. Consider the holiday parties, the added stress, the additional budgetary constraints that come with gift buying, family politics, drinking and eating more than normal. When considering some of the main reasons people have affairs, they can all be found wrapped up in holiday stress. “One of the main...
Holiday romances are common when travelling, the experience can’t help but make us all a little bit more fun, flirty and open to suggestion than we normally would be. So it’s natural that during those wonder years, months, or weeks, while having the time of our lives away from home, we are more open to falling in love. But, can holiday romances actually go the distance? Can they turn out to be something more than a bit of fun, encouraged by the laid back traveller lifestyle? I’m a bit cynical myself, so I took my question online, to scout for...
What do you think of when you think of a holiday romance? I conjure up visions of walking hand in hand along a sandy beach while watching the most brilliant pink sunset I’ve ever seen with a hot guy with a sexy accent and winning smile. If you are so inclined to imbibe in a holiday romance (and 58% of Brits are), enjoy the moment! Ultimately 93% of holiday romances break up and 75% are over by the time the plane has landed back in your home country (all stats from TripAdvisor). I am happy to report that I am...
1. Pamper and prepare If the weather's hot, then let's face it - you're going to be exposed. So before you go away, treat yourself to a pedicure and a wax to ensure that you're beach-body ready, start that no-carbs diet in May, and stick to it. 2. Don't get too drunk We've all been there; the drink is cheap, the wine is flowing and you're away from the pressures of everyday life. A holiday is the ultimate chance to let your hair down and have fun, but remember your limits when it comes to alcohol. Don't let those sangria-goggles...
It's that time of year when even the most independent of lads can get a little desperate for more companionship than one can find in the bottom of a bottle of Jameson's Irish Whiskey. If I thought it would make any difference, I'd tell you that you should avoid becoming involved with the lasses during this season. It's just too dangerous, and will almost certainly lead to disaster. But it wouldn't make a difference. These winter nights are too long and too cold to avoid the urge to spend them with someone shorter and warmer.So, instead, I offer you this...
If things have gotten somewhat routine in the bedroom with your significant other, literally raising the temperature can easily reignite the spark. Playing with how your bodies react to different physical sensations is always a fun game. You may have gotten frisky with an ice cube before, but for some reason, heat isn't usually explored. However, according to biopsychologist Mark S. Blumberg, Ph.D., author of Body Heat, it's one of the most effective ways to rev things up. "Diverse sensations dramatically increase arousal, heighten skin sensitivity, and release pleasure-fueling endorphins," And specifically adding heat increases blood flow, which makes skin more...
