
Remember the old song by THE BEATLES, titled “All You Need Is Love” with verses like, “all you need is love, love, love, love, love is all you need”. Well some things never change because love is all we really do need to keep our relationships going strong.
Relationship experts have written volumes and volumes about the qualities and requirements of a healthy relationship. Books and articles have discussed the importance of sex, intimacy, communication and compromise and how these factors play a vital role in keeping your relationship healthy and strong. All of this is true.
However, the single most important component needed for a healthy, happy and intimate relationship is love.


Before we begin creating our romantic Valentine’s Day bedroom ambiance, we need a really quick review. Do you remember what your five senses are? Sight, Sound, Touch, Smell and Taste. Okay, now that we have that out of the way I am going to show you how to use these five senses to put an exclamation point ending on your romantic Valentine’s Day.
Remember that old song that goes something like this: “you’ve lost that loving feeling now it’s gone, gone, gone and I can’t go on”. Well don’t you worry. I am going to help you get back that loving feeling with Dr. Patty Ann’s 3 Secrets for increasing intimacy in your relationship.

We all have our own individual “hot buttons”. I am pretty sure you know what I mean but here are a few examples. You might have a particular way you like to hang the towels in the bathroom or a special way you like to fold your clothes. On a more serious note, you might hold a staunch political position or religious belief.
After a while it is normal for the honeymoon phase of the relationship to dissipate. You know, when you and your partner are no longer “over the moon” for each other. LOL. This is when it is really important to avoid a total eclipse of the heart.