"Knowing what your partner wants and needs is your sixth sense or intuition at work." - Heidi Richards
Call it intuition. Call it ESP. We all have and can use it to create a lasting romantic relationship. When our sixth sense is in full gear, it's like one of those timeless moments between two people if only the world matters and no one else exists. I'm not talking about sex here. I'm talking about when two people connect at a level beyond the physical. Let me explain. I've been married for 16 years a good man, was a good father and good provider. In fact, we have rarely had conflicts in our lives. For some women who may be sufficient. Yet something was missing from our relationship. He simply does not "get" me. Even after 16 + years of marriage, he does not really know what I liked or what made me tick. It was inevitable that we would be together forever.
Then I met a man I've been with for nearly 14 years. It was as if he knew instinctively what I liked to him without me saying. Seldom a day goes by when one of us does not Each Other calls and talk to other WAS actually thinking something, or go to the store and buy dinner (just what the other was a desire not verbalize That craving). We tease each other about how to live is our sixth sense at certain times. I find it very romantic. I call it a shortcut to something more and more physical senses are able to distinguish.
As for the other five senses? How do we know that the only meaning we should focus on? If they work to create the kind of romance appreciates your partner think you have what it takes to increase the power of your sixth sense, far beyond touch, taste, sight, smell and sound. Here are some tips for using all six senses to be more romantic (based on the novel book on a budget - www.romanceonabudget.net):
View
Look in my eyes (# 11) - When you gaze into my eyes, everyone else seems to disappear. And looking intensely at one another can send a message to your partner that may lead to better things.
Sound
Play ... (# 37) - Want to know a secret? Being a good listener is an art. Some people are naturally good listeners, others need practice. When you really listen to each other shows that you care about what they are saying. And 'communication skills more important in a relationship of long-term success. If you really want to know your partner's likes and dislikes, needs and desires, perfect the art of listening.
Taste
Hungry for love (# 120) - Visit a local fruit or vegetable grove together and choose your own. Take your goodies home and cook up something wonderful, then feed it to each other. MMMMMM ... Well!
Smell
The scent of you (# 46) Spray your perfume or cologne on the phone most often used by your partner. Or all mobile home. This will surely be counter calcium novel about a few notches. It is especially effective if you're going out of town.
Touch
Touch me in the morning (# 115) - ... in the afternoon, evening. Give your partner a massage. Buy some scented massage oils and watch the voltage when the pleasure. Take turns.
Intuition
A Hard Day's Night (# 30) - After a hard day, surprise your partner with a hot bath ready and waiting. The light in the bathroom with candles and yummy scents. After bathing and drying out your partners, the performance / her to your boudoir with candlelight, where the bed is ready with satin sheets and rose petals and soft music is playing. This is where you will proceed to rub her body down with scented body massage oil. After working up an appetite, have a romantic dinner ready, waiting to be served.
Develop and use all six senses in the romance can create a connection that goes deeper - to our souls. Knowing what your partner wants and needs is your sixth sense or intuition at work. When you develop a sixth sense in the novel you know instinctively that the other five to be used when and in what combination to use.
© 2005 Taken from the book, Romance on a budget - www.romanceonabudget.net.
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