In the dead of night, it is a beautiful moment for couples to whisper to each other. According to a report from a well-known American online magazine for men, research has shown that pillow talk can lead to closer relationships and happier marriages. For women, pillow talk is more important. Because touching and whispering with the person you love is a process of fitting in with each other's body and soul, which can make her feel extremely happy.
Sexology researcher Jansimin Lee pointed out that it doesn't take a long time to whisper around the pillow, usually five or six minutes. It is best for both spouses to lie on their sides face to face, or for the husband to hold the wife in his arms. If you lie face up, the interaction and communication between two people will weaken, and you will not be able to feel the sweetness of each other's warm breath blowing onto your face.
What does the lover want to hear
Almost all women hope to receive the full attention of their loved ones in such a private environment. At this point, it's worth bragging about how beautiful, intelligent, and interesting she is, or how much you love her. Research shows that people like to hear their loved ones calling their names because it increases intimacy and makes them feel important. Therefore, a wife can give her husband a nickname and call twice more when whispering to her pillow.
In addition, topics such as vacationing, hiking, and enjoying the world of two are based on a vision of a better life in the future. If you can imagine this before going to bed, it will also increase the longing and confidence of couples for the future.
Lovers don't want to hear anything
Never say negative, negative, or negative things when you are so close. The most taboo thing about pillow talk is "hearing a case", which can make the other party feel that they are not in a warm and intimate bedside, but being interrogated, and their mood will become even worse. Sleepside whispers are also taboo to complain about work or other people's family matters. These will only annoy the other party and amount to a mental torture.
Sometimes, after a busy day at work, one spouse may not be very talkative. The other party should not be too reluctant, just say "Dear, I want to hold you" thoughtfully, and then snuggle gently and quietly comfort each other's body and mind. Or, in the light of a faint moon and a cloud, gazing affectionately at the other person, filling your heart with praise and appreciation, and expressing it through four eyes, it will have a lingering charm in your heart.