Making Love – When You’re Making Love, Be Serious About Your Relationship!
What exactly is making love? When we hear the word “making love,” what comes to mind is usually romantic movies involving young lovers who are caught up in the moment and make passionate love to one another. However, the definition of the word has changed over time. Making love is really another way of say, although obviously there’s usually some implication that making love actually involves some sort of sexual activity that is more sexual, intimate, or sexual in nature. However, “making love” can mean any sort of intimacy, regardless of its sexual nature. “Making love” is actually a synonym for communicating the bond of love with another person.
People usually use the term making love when they are trying to express the feeling of longing or yearning for another person. The goal is to create a feeling of bonding, which can be accomplished through physical contact such as kissing, touching, and holding hands. However, people also use the term making love to communicate with the other person’s feelings or emotions, whether those feelings are affectionate or are a desire for romance. When you are making love with someone, you are expressing your own deep feelings about a variety of topics-your excitement about being together, your desire to protect him/her, your excitement at the prospect of being intimate, your fear of not being able to complete the physical connection, etc.
So how do you make love if you are apart from each other every day? Well, if you spend most of your time working, then you need to make love more often to make up for the lost time. You could also take the next week off and just try to make love whenever you can-just don’t call it cheating if you do! You should also look for some new things to do with your partner, which will help to keep you both stimulated and interested in the relationship.
Many people find that trying new things helps them discover new aspects of their relationship and makes lovemaking more meaningful. For instance, if you have always made love using only one specific hand position (such as the “missionary” position), and are now discovering a wide variety of hand and sexual activity possibilities, then that would be a good place to start. Another thing that many couples try is to add some variety to their lovemaking. Sometimes this results in the couple having more than one sexual encounter during a week. This would be considered a variety, not experimentation, since no two relationships are the same. Again, adding variety to your lovemaking would not necessarily involve sexual activity; rather it would be some creative outlet for you both.
Many people who are apart find that by slowing down and focusing on their emotional connection they find greater enjoyment in making love. This is especially true if you are making love several weeks after your separation. It seems that emotional closeness and the physical act of love is what keeps us going during the stressful times of separation. If you are able to focus more on building and nurturing an emotional bond with your partner, then you will find that the physical part of your relationship has less stress and anxiety associated with it.
One important thing that we often overlook is how to make love when you’re separated. This is especially true if your partner has made significant modifications to his or her behavior or habits, such as giving up previous patterns of having sex. In these cases, it can be difficult to change your partner’s mind, especially if you find it difficult to get past your own insecurities. When you’re apart, you will both need to do what you can to rediscover each other’s emotional closeness. Emotional connection is as important as physical connection, so when you’re together remember that intimacy and emotional intimacy are as important to one another as physical intimacy is to one another.
