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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] "Wanna do it?" Seriously? THAT's your line? No, not going to make her weak in the knees anytime soon. Don't believe in this "women want a caveman claptrap". Some women do, but plenty of others get turned on by being spoiled and doted on. Try drawing her a bubble bath, giving her a massage (and dont make it obvious that you are trying to get laid- that makes you seem desperate and conniving.) Make her feel like you truly value her and care for her. To be frank, [b]if you are truly in touch with your wife's emotions then you should have no problem reading her emotions and knowing[/b] when she wants you to grab her face and kiss her. [b]Women give off very obvious symbols.... or just ask her![/b] Have the discussion! She might give you certain constraints, such as "yes but not in public" or "yes but not when I'm doing chores". Don't get offended or butthurt about this, just listen and do your best to accommodate her. It's your job to figure out your woman's preferences. [/quote] Couple of thoughts in response to that: "Wanna do it?" - while lame [i]is[/i] "just asking her." Also, I wouldn't be so quick to assume that the signals given are obvious and that a loving husband will just know and have no trouble reading her emotions. That's why I asked if the women around here give those signals and, if so, what they are. [/quote]
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