In A Marriage, is it alright to “Play Hard to Get”?

admin — Tue, 08 May 2007 16:07:03 +0000

I thought this would be a funny topic to add in our archive of articles mainly because this really does work. Making your spouse wait for something he or she is really interested in allows that specific person to await something that may be very pleasuring over time. When we hear the phrase “Playing Hard To Get”, we think about high school drama and the popular girls who think they are all that and also think that they can get any guy they want, yet they play hard to get, even with the popular guys so that they can enjoy their company even more than usual. So, those annoying, yet popular girls in high school that…
Yes, that’s right, think they’re all that, might be on to something very natural and smart to the marriage world. Heck, they may be total geniuses, because the idea of this little game actually does work and will get your spouse going.

If you are very intimate or not too intimate, it really doesn’t matter, playing hard to get will really get your spouse thinking. It may actually seem that your spouse may think that you are no longer interested in you anymore, but that’s the whole point of this little game. In fact, some people may be smarter than that and catch on quickly, because if they know that your love is so strong and you have engaged in heavy intimacy before, why would you play hard to get all of the sudden? Well, I did say that the “popular” girls in high school may be total geniuses, but I suppose they could settle for “at least I tried”. If you can catch your spouse off guard and send him thinking into another dimension then great job, but if he or she catches on quickly, you can then give your spouse a special treat anyway. Good luck with your ventures, hope this article helped you all; it certainly was very fun to write.

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In A Marriage, is it alright to “Play Hard to Get”?