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3 Relationship Tips to Spice Up Your Marriage
by Sexy Mom Expert, Allana PrattClick here for a printable version.  After two divorces you'd think I'd give up and take up solo fly fishing... NO! I'm more committed than ever to opening my heart, jumping into the unknown with unbridled passion for Truth and Love. And between you and me, I think third time's the charm as I've met a man who's my "list" and more... details as they unfold. For now, enjoy these tools that have helped many of my clients have flourishing families and thriving relationships.
Guy Time -- Women - if you're glad to have him out of your hair and enjoy a night to yourself, great!! Be sure to fill yourself up in ways that nourish your Spirit from the inside out. If not, feel any feelings of abandonment, rejection, loneliness or not enough when he leaves... don't blame these feelings on him... this is your own personal quiet time to reflect on why your heart is closing so you can feel the feelings you have been repressing. Let them surface with compassion for yourself, breathe into them, let them dissolve and see what wise lesson graces your consciousness. Fill the void with self love, self care and pleasure from the inside out. Intend to feel the pleasure of simply being a sensual woman. Allow the old neediness to transform into healthy heartfelt yearning for your beloved, flooding your open heart.
The Modern Way to Dance for Him -- I know you've probably heard about all the pole dancing classes women are taking. I remember back when I surprised my first husband with a sexy little dance whilst he was working from home... and he shunned me away saying he was too busy... ouch. The second husband got all nervous and fidgety when I would strip for him... argh!!! But who's the only one in common here? Me. Point taken. So, I took a pole dancing class and was in tears by the second class. I could open and express myself in a small box and any sexual and sensual expression outside of that made me terrified, made me feel ashamed, made me afraid of being rejected, afraid to be judged. I learned that I was attracting men that were uncomfortable with their sexuality just like me! So I moved through it and WOW! My last long term boyfriend LOVED me dancing for him and what was great, was that I actually enjoyed it, too! I learned to love my body, my expression, my coyness, my inner nasty girl as well as my goddess, my queen, my sacred feminine spirit. GO FOR IT! Dance for him, yet first dance for you and come to peace with exactly who you are. Perfectly imperfect. Whole and Complete. Glorious, Luscious You.  All my love, Allana
Allana Pratt, a Relationship coach for the past 15 yrs. and a Sexy Mom Expert, knows it's time for women to get over the guilt, fill up their tanks first, give themselves permission for pleasure because when mama's happy, everybody's happy! For the secrets to attracting all the love, attention and success you deserve, go to http://www.allanapratt.com/!
Originally Posted: Apr 1, 2009 at 8:09 AM Last Updated: Apr 1, 2009 at 8:09 AM -- Current Rating: 0 of 5 Click here for a printable version.
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