The promise of sex, and the challenge of getting it, will lure even the most invulnerable of men. Experiment with your eyes, words, and sense of style to find out what brand of tease complements your unique feminine nature and brings out just a hint of strumpet in you.
Eye contact can be deadly. When you’re out in public, or meeting a man for the first time, hang on to his blinkers with yours as if glued to them. Nod your head ever-so-slightly and run your tongue over your lips, play with your hair, or roll your wineglass across the corner of your mouth, still maintaining smoldering eye contact. He’ll be trembling with readiness, but simply smile demurely and start talking about the stock market, slip off to the powder room, or plead another engagement and leave.
Gift-wrap a pair of lacy panties that you’ve worn all day and mail them to his office or hide them in his lunch box. Include a note that says, “Thinking of you.”
The Seven-day flirt. Up-end the routine of an established relationship by taking seven days (or longer) to flirt madly with your man without having any naked contact or sex. Kiss passionately, dance together, run your fingers through his hair, prepare romantic dinners, caress his bottom as you walk by, maybe even flash him occasionally, but absolutely no sex. If he tries to initiate it, smile and tell him that if he waits just (however many) more nights, he’ll get an extra-special treat. On the seventh night, with sexual tension at its zenith, pay it off with something exotic.
Ignite his sexual imagination with one of Carole Lombard’s little tricks (she was Clark Gable’s main squeeze). Reportedly, the blond bombshell left a hand-knitted “baton” warmer in Clark’s dressing room with a card that said, “Don’t let it get cold. Bring it home hot for me.”
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Article posted on Tuesday, September 8th, 2009, under Love and Sex.
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