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Question
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Answer
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13
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What recreational activity
does your partner like best? (dancing,
jogging, biking, horseback riding, sports, etc.)
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14
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Does your partner prefer a
hot bath or a long shower to relax?
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15
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Does your partner prefer
red wine or white wine?
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16
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Does your partner like
public displays of affection or is he/she a very private person when it comes
to romance
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17
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If you had to dress in
something sexy for your partner, what would they like the best?
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18
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What kind of music puts
your partner ‘in the mood’?
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19
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When your partner is
distracted or upset, does he/she find words, or touch, more comforting or
perhaps both?
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20
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What is the fastest way to
turn your partner off? What pathetic
or revolting attempt at sexiness would they find unsexy or unromantic?
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You may wonder why this
exercise is important.
Very simply, these answers will help
you personalize your romantic experience with your partner.
If you found it hard to answer
some or most of these questions, you don’t have to give up on romance. Just take the time to ask questions and find
out more about what appeals to your partner.
It doesn’t have to be an
interview or inquisition.
You can start by saying
something like “You know, from the pictures I’ve seen, I always thought the Caribbean would be a romantic place. If you could pick a romantic spot to go,
where would it be?”
By asking your partner
questions, you will find out who they are TODAY, and not have to depend on
20-year-old conversations you had during your first date.
Remember, a big part of
romance is knowing what makes the other person tick and showing how much you
care by doing something THEY will like.