The Art Of KissingWritten by Sayan Liyanage
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The peck before bed. You know you aren't getting laid when you get that little peck before she rolls over in her flannel night gown. It doesn't have to be such a little innocent kiss. Instead, look into her eyes when she gives you that little peck. Run your fingers through her hair and tell her that you love her. This will give her sweet dreams all night long. Just like peck before bed, turn that peck before you leave for work into something special. Tell her that you will be thinking about her all day long while at work. Look her in eyes and smile when you say it. This will keep her waiting for when you get home. You can also use kisses to see where she is at sexually. If you are turned on but you are not sure if she is, kiss her and find out. Give her a long slow kiss, if she comes back wanting more, than you know you are going to score in sack. If on other hand after you are done she is talking about he bills you owe that month, you aren't getting laid tonight. You may not know it, but a kiss holds a lot of power to a woman. With right kiss you can make her go from undecided to a horny vixen when it comes to sex. If you aren't sure that you will get laid, a kiss is a good way to test waters. A kiss can also be a way to show affection. If you just want to show that you love her and are thinking about her, a great way to show it is a little peck. This will make her feel warm and fuzzy inside and know that you care. Kissing shows interest. It maybe sexual or just love, but it does it all same. Your woman will respond to this same way time and time again. She will be happy to feel your lips on hers. Don't forget, you can never get too many kisses in your lifetime.

Sayan is a professional in online dating and relationship industry. He's specializes in working with singles that want to create lasting, intimate relationships. He's a young professional who runs his own dating site at www.total-dating.com
| | Ten Tips for Building Dynamite RelationshipsWritten by Pat Swan, M.S., Life and Relationship Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
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2.Choose healthy relationships from start. Don't go out looking for a red dress and settle for beige! Don't be desperate - be choosey! 3.Move slowly and develop a strong foundation. Don't get enmeshed in an emotional relationship before you see hazards and recognize danger. 4.Nurture good relationships. Take first step to schedule a get together or just chat on phone. 5.Develop excellent communication and conflict resolution skills, and use them. This in itself can drastically change a relationship. 6.Develop assertiveness skills. Passive people ignore their needs and get walked on. Aggressive people walk on others to get what they want. Assertive people learn to get their needs met without walking on anyone. 7.Learn to really listen. Listen with body, mind and spirit. 8.Be self-aware. When a misunderstanding happens, check it out. Be sure you have all information. Determine what part you played in situation. 9.Develop intuition and body awareness so you can identify relationship stress in your body immediately, as it is happening. Then deal with it appropriately before it gets deadly. 10.Lose denial. If something isn't right, deal with it. Don't play pretend and wake up too late. All relationships have misunderstandings. It's how we deal with them that counts. If you find yourself struggling with your relationships, new or long term, don't wait! The window of opportunity for change is narrow. Anger and resentment destroy relationships, even good ones. Life and Relationship Coaching can help you reach your goals and develop DYNAMITE RELATIONSHIPS you desire.

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