The nature and intensity of the sex in a relationship may change over time, but the love and pleasure don't. So if your sex drive has diminished, try these 10 tips to get it going again.
July 28, 2015
The nature and intensity of the sex in a relationship may change over time, but the love and pleasure don't. So if your sex drive has diminished, try these 10 tips to get it going again.
Your parents probably never told you this, but it's true: safe sex is good for you! Plenty of studies show it: regular sex increases immunity from viruses, relieves stress and even helps to protect the health of a man's prostate gland by emptying the fluids held there. It also triggers the release of chemicals that improve mood and ease pain.
While menopause in women does affect sexual drive and function somewhat, there is no reason why healthy men and women can't experience sexual pleasure throughout their lives.
Play-act the parts of the ravishing heroine and her handsome, dangerous lover.
To set the mood, have it playing when your partner returns home.
Looking into your partner's eyes sends an incredible message of trust and honesty.
Remember that weak-in-the-knees feeling you used to get when you first met? You can have that again. Call her and ask her out on a date. Dress up for lunch with him.
Or a facial. Feel good about yourself. If you take care of your body, you're much more likely to enjoy it.
Make love in a different part of the house, in the bath or on a blanket in front of the fireplace.
A small amount of alcohol can set the mood; more can lessen your ability to follow through.
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