Steve, What I understand from what you write, is that you have hopes for more than a romantic 'dinner out' with Sue tomorrow.
I think you would multiply those 'hopes,' by also buying her a corsage to wear to the dinner at the fine restaurant you have booked. That and the fact that you are not pressureing her to 'reciprocate' will do more to put her in the mood to finish off the night with a wonderful love session.
If however, you are content to 'deny' yourself (and her) of a wonderfully loving Valentines day, then ignore my suggestion and continue to make love to her 'vicariously' through other men.
"sex begins in the kitchen" (or in this case at the restaurant) Says Dr Kevin Leman.
Cheers, Harry
I think you would multiply those 'hopes,' by also buying her a corsage to wear to the dinner at the fine restaurant you have booked. That and the fact that you are not pressureing her to 'reciprocate' will do more to put her in the mood to finish off the night with a wonderful love session.
If however, you are content to 'deny' yourself (and her) of a wonderfully loving Valentines day, then ignore my suggestion and continue to make love to her 'vicariously' through other men.
"sex begins in the kitchen" (or in this case at the restaurant) Says Dr Kevin Leman.
Cheers, Harry
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