Sending Signals

We are taught to resist. There is nothing more romantic than a slow and rhythmic degree of seduction between two people. The subtle hints and stolen glances, the unwavering attention and blushing of the cheeks, the sweet messages and gentlemanly gestures, the flutter of lashes and nervous anticipation, the brushing of hand and a fiery kiss on the cheek. Maybe I am a little old fashioned, but then so are most women I know.. This is not just within my circle of friends - this is a movement within society, among both men and women. It seems that for many years, the art of seduction has been somewhat neglected and fast-tracked by both sexes. With less time on our hands and the need for practicality, the courtship stage has been deemed virtually non-existent. Until now. There has been a resurgence in this art of late, and it stems from having had to re-examine ourselves, since everyday life has been force to slow down with the time. We must prepare. Society may react similarly as how our body will react with herx symptoms when medically initiated.