| Welcome to Part 4 of my Romance Challenge Series. I'm dropping one of my road-tested Romance Tricks That Work Like Magic each week to add a dash of zing to your love life. If you're solo now, practice this tip with friends. They love to be loved by you too. Here's Romance Trick #4: Small Offers. I will take a side trip into seduction. Though I continue to caution you about not using these romance tricks to get physical intimacy, I will give you a technique to scale back all your romantic offers quickly. This is about giving your partner small, even "microscopic" offers for romantic and sensual opportunities that incorporate mindfulness, intimate communication, polarity, and a balance of risk and safety which will cultivate more desire for each other. You can always fill in the blanks with smaller, less physical offers to charm your lover. Trust this: They want to be oozing with desire for you. 
To get turned on, they may require more of a medley of physical and emotional options offered to them than you've been providing… even if they resist your advances. If you break it down into SMALL OFFERS, your partner will want more intimate time with you overall. Think of yourself as a sensual server with a vibrant menu of romantic ideas from which your significant other can select. They might want a little snack. Perhaps they would enjoy a loving massage with organic oil or prefer to curl up on the couch or bed for a Soulmate Embrace. They might want a little something more. Maybe they can lean against you with their back against your belly while you run your hands all over them and stroke your special someone while watching a movie in bed together? Maybe a "Sandbox Date" where you practice something new intimately that you've wanted to try and give each other feedback on? Seldom does someone know what they want at any moment? That's why it's tough to ask your partner, "what do you want?" They probably can't answer. And when they do, sometimes they aren't satisfied when they get it. However, giving options makes it easier for them to gauge their desire, whether it's for physical intimacy, emotional support, comfort, gastronomical pleasures, or whatever. We need to be warmed up before that sounds like a good idea. You'll have a LOT more romance if you run these menus of options instead, likely starting even more minor such as a sensual massage, a bath together, or even a back or foot rub. The more SMALL OFFERS you make them, the more romance and intimacy you'll have throughout your relationship. If they turn your offers down, scale them back, and don't take it as rejection. Just try again. Remember: There is no failure, only feedback. These menus get you two trying a variety of beautiful, sensual activities. This is EXACTLY what they need to get turned on: VARIETY. Variety and novelty are the spice of your relationship and intimate life. I'm also giving you a bunch of small offers right now. Check out the articles I sent you over the week. Each one can radically change your relationship and intimate wellness for the better.  | Alzheimer's is Stealing Memories and Lives — Simple Ways To Fight Back
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If you've ever had your heart broken and can't *trust* men, you need to drop everything and watch this incredible presentation. |
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Ladies, it's crucial to understand the significance of vaginal estrogen in preventing HPV and other related issues. We need to be aware of how our body works and how to support it, especially when it comes to our reproductive health. | Be A Chef of Romance,
Suz  Susan Bratton, "Intimacy Expert to Millions", is a champion and advocate for all those who desire lifelong intimacy and passion. She is the best-selling author and publisher of 34 books and programs on lovemaking techniques and bedroom communication skills such as Sexual Soulmates, Relationship Magic, Revive Her Drive, The Steamy Sex Ed® Video Collection, Hormone Balancing, The Pump Guide and Thrust In Time. You can find The Susan Bratton Show™ at BetterLover.com, her more personal posts @susanbratton on Instagram, and her new sexual vitality supplements DESIRE with Tribulus, Tongkat Ali and Fenugreek and her wildly successful blood flow booster, FLOW at The20store.com.
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