Winter Date Ideas to Heat Up Your Romance
Don't let the chill in the air keep you cold for each other! Fight frostiness with hot and sexy ideas for winter romance.
Pick Him Up at a Party
When you're at an event with your man, shoot him a come-hither look across the room. Attempt to pick him up with only your eyes.
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Lather Up
While your sweetie is in the shower preparing for your date, throw a few towels in the dryer so when his toes hit the cold bathroom floor he'll have something nice and warm.
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
Take a day trip to the nearest big city to admire the winter stillness. Hold hands, drink hot chocolate, and snuggle together to stay warm!
"Let's Ditch These Jackets"
Create a code word that tells your partner that you can't wait another moment for him to have his way with you. The extra winter clothes you have to take off just add to the anticipation.
The Winner Takes It All (Literally)
Make the stakes a little more interesting on game night. You know what we mean.
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Underneath the Mistletoe
Didn't you find yourselves under the mistletoe on Christmas? There's no need to relegate the merry kissing bush to holiday decor. Keep a sprig around all winter long for spontaneous kissing sprees!
Toast Yourselves!
Who says Champagne is only for New Year's Eve and your anniversary? On date night, pour champagne in your belly buttons and take turns sucking it out. Get drunk on love!
Cuddle Up
Did you know that January 6 is National Cuddle Up Day? Celebrate the holiday at least once a month by asking the kids to stay out of your bedroom (until at least 7:30 a.m.).
Get Active
Chill out at the ice-skating rink. Grab your jacket and a good pair of socks and warm each other up on the ice. Don't forget to couple skate!
Breakfast in Bed
Keep date night going into the next morning. Make it easier to slip into the swing of things by waking your honey with a warm cup of coffee or tea.
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