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50 Romantic Ideas to Spice Up Your Love Life: Men's Edition
How’s Your Love Life? Wanna Spice It Up?
Be Romantic And You Can Have All the Love You Want.
Yes, BE A ROMANTIC.....It’s never too late.
It’s not just about birthdays...
or roses and candy or what we do on the special occasions.
It’s about the everyday....letting her know how much you appreciate all that she does for you....Telling her that she’s a 10....that you know you’ve got the best woman out there.
ROMANCE is based on action...on doing. When you plan the thoughtful or unexpected surprise...it tells your lover that she’s worth the extra effort. It’s the NON-Obligatory Romance that will really move her.
These 50 different ideas for getting more loving from your mate will last you a long time.
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HYPNOSIS AUDIO: Get Past Fear of Commitment (for Men)
Is Your Love Life All that you want it to be?
Is the fear of commitment leading you to be attracted to the wrong people, such as someone who's still married or emotionally unavailable?
Or Maybe you've accepted that you are afraid to commit to a long-term relationship, but don't know what to do about it!
You Are Not Alone! Many people--both men and women-- fear commitment. That's the function of Chemistry: without it, falling in love would be just too darn scary for many of us.
CHEMISTRY between 2 people can be so powerful and exciting that it propels us past our fears and allows us to 'jump in' with both feet.
- Begin to Change your Perceptions of Long Term Commitment
- Open your Heart to the life of loving one person
- Recognize more Loving Partners when the opportunity comes
- Calm other fears behind the fear of commitment
You can read more about how and why hypnosis works here.
Price: $ 37.00
Current Question
I am 47 years old, have never been married, and would really like to be in a loving relationship. My problem is that I really thought that I had finally found "Mr. Right" and now I'm not so sure.
Pat and I are both dancers and met each other at a dance. We were friends for several months -- dancing, talking, and sometimes going dancing for hours. As we spent more and more time together, I realized that I was beginning to have romantic feelings for Pat and I believed that he was having the same feelings for me. On a weekend camping trip, Pat and I were intimate and I was thrilled that we were now committed to each other.
A few weeks later, Pat told me that he really was "not ready" for a committed relationship¦ but still wanted to remain friends. I was devastated and did not go out dancing for several months. Finally, I went on anti-depressants and made my way back to the dance community. Pat and I still went dancing a couple of times. However, I would not dance with him -- since that was just too intimate and painful for me.
Photo Credit: Photo by RoozA few months later, Pat told me that he missed our times together and would like to give our relationship "another chance." After much thought, I said OK -- but that there would be no intimacy since I just couldn't go down that road again. He was surprised and changed his mind again.
It's now been several months and I'm doing fairly well -- well enough to now dance with Pat again. But I still love him.
Do you think that I should listen to Pat -- and try again with a relationship that includes intimacy?
Thanks so much!
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