Ditch the old habits--like calling him "honey," -- for a sexier, steamier relationship
It's the everyday things we say and do that sabotage our sexual chemistry, and calling him sweet, androgynous words like "honey" is only the beginning.
Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex--a smart, sassy, and honest guide for women of all ages--looks at the root cause of sexual boredom in a revolutionary way. Authors Julienne Davis and Maggie Arana dare to pull back the sheets to examine the subtle yet powerful ways we're dulling our desire for each other and give readers tangible solutions to ultimately rekindle the fire in the relationship.
While other books recommend date nights and sex in different locations, this non-therapy-speak guide argues that these are only short-term solutions. The truth is, if you don't feel like having sex anymore, forcing yourselves to do it on the kitchen table is not going to fix the problem.
Instead, Stop Calling Him Honey and Start Having Sex delves into concepts such as why terms of endearment such as "honey" can be harmful, and how sharing everything, including hygiene habits can hinder sexual desire and attraction. The authors also show how arguing is an important factor in bringing couples closer together, why it is critical to maintain a sense of individuality, and how sexuality doesn't hinge on having the perfect body but rather on how a woman feels about herself and how she projects those feelings to her partner.
