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Be a giving lover.
- Romantic and sexual relationships connect people in physical
and emotional partnership, necessitating the giving and
receiving of both parties. A good balance ferments trust and
harmony, adding to the enjoyment, benefiting both individuals.
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Don't stalk people
- when you are in a relationship with someone, do NOT overdo it. spend some time with them, but not too much.
if you find that the person you "love" is the only person you ever want to be with, go get some friends, because they will probably tell you to ge
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Get AIDs tested.
- Not everyone uses protection all of the time, and most likely you haven't either. There is a several year delay between the time one becomes infected and when it can be detected.
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Give flowers to friends and loved ones.
- Giving flowers is a very caring and loving gesture whether you purchase an expensive bouquet or pick them fresh from your yard or garden. A single flower is beautiful by itself or you can create a fragrant bouquet by arranging several of them artfully.
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Listen more intently when others speak.
- Listening more intently to others allows them to more
fully communicate, while you gain a better understanding of
them and what they are saying.
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Massage others.
- Our lives are stressful and the human body becomes fatigued,
giving someone a massage is a generous and caring gift.
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Open Relationships
- We are all connected. Why do we supress are feelings with everyone but one person at a time? if we worried less and expressed love more all are pains would be healed. I'm talking about all relationships not just sexual. meaning from all levels of communic
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Plan your family well.
- Putting some thought into various family options before one
is forced to, serves us and future generations as well.
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Use protection.
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- Sex is fun, but it can also be reproductive and dangerous. Using "protection" puts the fun back in sex.
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