Romance After Kids: Ten Ways to Keep the Fire Burning | Desiring God
Recommendation #1, I first heard - many years ago - from Dr. Laura Schlessinger. Though I've / we've never attempted it (as a set routine), I / we therefore cannot vouch for it personally. Nevertheless, it sounds like a great idea. Especially if you can agree together to roll back the alarm clock +/-45 minutes in order to be intimate.
There's no denying that one's mind is clearer first thing than at any point during the day. And, I would argue, morning climaxes typically aren't premature. Hence, the ascent towards orgasm tends to be just as pleasurable. Perhaps this is because you're overall less fatigued / your mind is clear to focus on being sexually intimate.
Sex / romance after dark (evenings) no doubt does coalescence with tradition. The winding down of the day, alcohol consumption, and the release of sexual desire - built up over the past +/-12 hours.
But, a toasty, relaxed spouse's bod (after a comfy night's sleep) might be just the thing needed to kickstart one's day.
There's no excuse relative to not getting laid. So long as each spouse is willing to think outside of the box on occasion.
Happy Valentine's Day 2022.
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