 by Jackie Fine
Some of you don’t like Valentine’s Day. On one hand,
I understand. Red and pink aren’t exactly my favorite colors,
and, though some people claim it’s an aphrodisiac, chocolate
seems a rather weak way to express affection.
I mean no offense to the multi-billion dollar greeting card and
candy industries, but they’ve missed the point. Taken by
itself, that isn’t so bad or surprising. Corporations rarely
produce any substantial contribution to romance. But in this case,
they’ve managed to turn off
thousands of people to a day that should be filled with intimacy,
and I’m
not simply talking about the emotional here.
People don’t know how to handle Valentine’s Day. Cards
alone are lame. Add chocolate to the card and you somehow seem
even less successful. A nice dinner and flowers can help, but the
gesture seems so 1950’s-Leave-It-to-Beaver-esque, and leaves
hope only for an appreciative “Thank you, darling” and
a peck on the cheek.
Maybe that’s your game and you like it. If so, fine; enjoy.
Stop reading now and plan on falling asleep watching Everybody
Loves Raymond reruns like every other night. For those of you who
want something a little more interesting, read on.
To make Valentine’s Day scream with passion, the power is
in the seduction. That’s right, you’re going to have
to seduce your partner as though it were your first attempt at
intimacy. Start by Planning.
Before the fourteenth rolls around, figure out what you’re going to do
for
your partner. Decide exactly what will happen at every moment of the day or evening.
The more you put into the plan, the better the outcome. Now is the time to think.
What small things does your lover enjoy? What treats can you give them to make
this day perfect? You know what they like, now plan on supplying it.
The plan is the first step, but don’t simply follow it without
Peaking your partner’s interest as well. Here’s where
the cards, chocolate, etc. can come in handy. You might feel comfortable
starting with the standard fare, and that’s fine. Maybe you’d
like to begin the day with a card or flowers. Throughout the day,
though, you need to keep directing their attention towards the
evening. Leave them notes that create anticipation. Anticipation
is perhaps the most powerful aphrodisiac.
Finally, remember the Punch.
Planning and peaking mean nothing if they don’t culminate
in an evening of intense passion. That moment has to be good. You
have to know exactly what your partner wants in the bedroom and
how to supply it. Remember all the times you’ve pleased them
in the past and focus once more on their satisfaction. Trust me,
if you focus on them, the dividends will return to you.
If you plan well and peak well, the punch will practically come
on its own. They’ve been expecting something good, and you
just have to deliver. However, it may have been a while since fireworks
have exploded over your bed. That’s ok. This is the night
made for solving those problems. For some help and advice, check
out my web site. Read some articles. Look at the products I offer.
I guarantee the videos on pleasing your partner will bring the
punch you need, and the cream Alura will intensify even the most
adept lover’s abilities.
Valentine’s Day will have power if you plan, peak, and punch.
Your partner will thank you for a night that proves your love if
you follow those three steps. You’ll make the neighbors put
in ear plugs if you use Valentine’s Day to create the right
Valentine’s Night.
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