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Summer Loving

You've been married to the same man for years and are hoping that this holiday will spark the romance. You've dreamt of lazy days full of affection and sensuous nights full of you- know-what. Instead, it's the same old. You may as well have stayed home! Here are some hints to put the tingle back into your relationship.

1. Be realistic
If your relationship is in tatters, don't think you'll feel like Romeo and Juliet when staying at a ritzy resort. And if your sex life is a disaster, it won't improve overnight. Put your relationship in good shape before going. A few relationship counselling sessions could make all the difference.

2. Be patient
Give yourself and your partner time to wind down and relax. You may need several days to throw off your daily cares. Do
what you need to unwind: exercise, reading, pampering, naps, even time alone, Don't be surprised if your lust levels magically rise as your stress levels drop.

3. Keep the peace
A holiday isn't the time to rummage through your "hurt museum" and bring out all the grievances you've been storing up. If you must discuss difficult issues, do so without fighting. Take turns to talk and listen, avoid blaming and name-calling, and do your best to ensure that both sides are aired. If you can't resolve issues, agree to shelve them and deal with them together once you're back home.

4. Be best friends
If you treated your friends the way you treat your partner, would they stick around? Probably not. Extend to each other the sort of respect you'd offer your best mate. Keep your partner's happiness in mind. The best sex happens when you're good friends as well as lovers.

5. Dare to be different
Holidays are exciting because you are more exciting when away from routine. Try bungee jumping or the macarena at midnight. Take over the karaoke, sling on a sarong and dance together in the moonlight. Find a secluded spot and
swim nude. Let your hair down together and you may rediscover that the thrilling person you fell in love with is still there.

6. Excite your senses
On holidays, the scenery, the sounds of nature, mysterious aromas and new foods excite our senses. Carry this heightened sensuality into your relationship. Delight your sense of touch with caresses. Enjoy a bath or shower together, or listen to live music and dance cheek to cheek. Feed each other exotic foods and relish the flavours (limit alcohol as it dulls sexual performance). Watch the sunrise, or make a date for sunset every evening.

7. Make time for sex
You and your partner may be the type who love to be busy when you go away. If you're not 10unge-lizards, schedule time in your days for loving. Dropping into bed every night exhausted isn't the best recipe for passion. Make love at different times of the day. There's nothing more restful than an afternoon siesta following steamy sex.

8. Holiday all year
Holidays are often the shot in the arm that jaded relationships need. But we can't rely on time away to keep relationships going. Use the break to rediscover each other, and take care not to lose touch after returning home. If you nurture your relationship, you can escape the daily grind anytime. Relaxing in your partner's arms for a few minutes is a mini-vacation and you don't have to pay off your credit card afterwards!
 

 

 

   
 

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