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Q: Best way to keep husband going? ;)

It's full of expats here so maybe i can leech off some ideas. Wink
You guys made me paranoid (especially you Njord!) with Chinese girls jumping at every Westerner passing by, even if he's married. Well since I have nothing much to do, I thought I'd give my lovely hubby some nice surprises, even though Chinese Valentine was yesterday (or was it the day before yesterday?)

Anyways, I was wondering what you, expats, would love to receive as gift from a non-Chinese wife. Maybe not just gifts, but ideas so he can more easily resist the temptation here in China Wink

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an all day pass to you local massage/bathhouse. i think he would really like that Wink

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Something that doesn't involve evil temptresses would be way better, don't you think? Wink

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nothing spices up a marriage like an evil temptress. i know something like that could only bring me and my wife closer together. at least i like to think it would.
besides im not even married.

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I just might take your idea, rich45, it's been years since i haven't played the tempting damsel in distress with my dear hubby Shy

Any other ideas are welcome!

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fuck, fucker, fucking Admin won't let me delete my posts now the Admin can delete them for me... Wink Laughing out loud

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VIAGRA makes a nice gift

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Fister,

You need to tick two boxes:

a) make him feel pampered, and

b) involve something 'manly'.

So, based on his interests, you need to find something that is special to him, something he'd definitely enjoy, and something a bit special that he wouldn't otherwise do normally. Some suggestions: go-karting, rock-climbing, buying him an Xbox (!), paying for tennis/bowling/kung-fu lessons etc. Or even better, get lessons you guys can attend together, like dance (nothing girly though. Sexy and fiery works: think salsa not linedance)

If it involves or includes beer, even better. Have a think about what he likes, and do something special. If he's a total nerd, then you could arrange a Star Trek movie night, or buy him the entire collection of Harry Potter 7 action figures, or a really old copy of the original Batman comic.

It's not that hard to think of a good gift/surprise.

If all else fails, buy some sexy lingerie, get a bottle of champagne and ice bucket, and spend the whole night doing the jelly rodeo!

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stupiddddd question

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Do something spontaneous, like plan a trip out of the city together...preferably something more unusual, like a camping weekend with just you, him, wine, packed food and nature. Buying a present or going for dinner gets boring after a while. Show him your spark of creativity and your spontaneous side...any guy's into that.

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