by: Mark J. Taylor
Seducing a married woman may sound a bit illegal and downright wrong, but still, a lot of men do it for a sense of danger and the undoubtedly high thrill that comes with it. There is something alluring when seducing married women. There is challenge when trying to get something that is already taken. And come to think it: you will go absolutely out of your head when the married woman seduces you back!
Now, we're not engaging into something criminal and we're not promoting adultery over here. Flirting is a normal thing. It is harmless and normal, but totally fun. Now, what is it that makes married women tick? It's probably because they are not getting the kind of attention that they need from their husbands, so they decided to wing it to check out the other men.
To be blatant about it, married women who flirt seek a sexual relationship. There is no commitment, no obligation. Just stolen moments that satisfy their thirst for something that is probably lacking in their lives. More men confess sexual relationships are the best: no dates (married women would not want to be seen with other men), everything is pledge-free, and be sure to expect a very wild and unabashed sex life.
Here are some guidelines to seduce married women:
Give them your 100% attention. Married women who flirt are most probably depressed with their married life so they seek new horizons. Let them feel that they are beautiful and sexy. Most of them are insecure since they feel they are less hot than when they were single. Treat them like they're not married at all. This would totally turn them on. Keep things light and spontaneous. Sure, it's not a serious relationship but at least keep things stress-free. They will love your naturalness and may consider having a sexual bond with you in no time.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
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