Movies or not?

johnboyjohnboy
edited March 2016 in General
Movies better with a cuddle ?

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  • docgatorbdocgatorb
    sometimes, but mostly not, they draw my attention too much or often too loud
  • Darren66Darren66
    Conversation I believe is best with cuddling as it allows you to concentrate on your partner without distraction. One thing that I introduced to my massage therapist is simply breathing together. Foreheads touching and concentrating on breathing in and out in unison, concentrating on the other person in detail. Definitely quite the experience. Anything else is an unnecessary distraction.
  • docgatorbdocgatorb
    As a massage therapist, advising couples wanted to learn massage for each other, I would say learning how to do assisted stretching is easier to pick up and faster to learn than massage. it all has the befit of touch The synchronized breathing is something that most clients aren't aware of, but happens frequently in good massages.
  • Darren66Darren66
    I didn't say anything about learning massage. Just breathing together and concentrating on one another.
  • katelosskateloss
    I had my first cuddle at a movie... It took the pressure off meeting a stranger, since we were in a public place, and we still were able to snuggle. It was great. Just make sure the theater you pick has movable armrests. :-)
  • CrispinCrispin
    In my whole life I've never seen a theater with movable armrests. I've had some cars that had that. Was this a drive in?
    Of course I live in the bible-belt so things are different.
    I see in your pic you are bringing snacks from the refreshment stand.
  • anima_solaanima_sola
    Of course movies or sitcoms and cuddling can be a great combination. esp if both the partners like what they're watching. Some of my best memories are of cuddling with my ex while watching 'Sweet November' and 'PS I love you'. Having said that, sometimes one or both the partners might want to feel each other's warmth and just be in the moment. At such times, it is better to not have any distraction(s) around.
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