Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil suggests the "Superbowl Snuggle" as a way for women to connect with their husbands over something that's important to him. If couples that play together, stay together, then take advantage of the biggest game day of the season to make a connection - and save some money. Ahead of Superbowl Sunday, Dr. Bonnie suggests women make preparations to be a part of their husband's football festivities. "Make them their favorite snack, ask about the game, who they'll be rooting for, and what they'd like their wives to know about the game."
(PRWEB) February 05, 2012
If couples that play together, stay together, then take advantage of the biggest game day of the season to make a connection - and save some money. Ahead of Superbowl Sunday, Dr. Bonnie suggests women make preparations to be a part of their husband's football festivities. "Make them their favorite snack, ask about the game, who they'll be rooting for, and what they'd like their wives to know about the game."
Start the morning with a snuggle, then cuddle up again at half-time, suggests Dr. Bonnie. Football food can be fattening but a snuggle has no calories! Additionally, spending time together might alleviate some of the lavish spending that comes during Superbowl time - Americans spent ten billion on Superbowl-related items last year! Spending time together - even having sex at halftime - will give couples an endorphin rush, similar to what they may experience watching a close football game!
This type of willingness to engage with something that's important to the other partner can come back around in spades. If the wife is excited about spending time with her husband on Superbowl Sunday, it's more likely that the husband will be enthusiastic about Valentine's plans, cards and gifts - and less likely to "forget" the holiday!
Even for couples that won't be watching the game together, it's helpful to create a fun atmosphere. Often women are the ones who choose not to watch the game, and they may resent their husband's decision to do so. Instead of letting football drive a wedge in the relationship, use it as an opportunity to create a positive experience for both people. Women not watching the game can encourage their husband to have a good time without them, with an understanding that there will be couple time later, or the wife will have some free time to spend doing something she enjoys.
What goes around comes around - and it's not a Superbowl Ring!
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Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil, PhD, is also author of the 2010 New York Times Reader’s Choice Award-winning book Make Up Don’t Break Up with accompanying DVD. Dr. Bonnie counsels couples, singles, and step families. She works with those considering breaking up, people who have committed adultery, and couples who want to strengthen their relationships damaged by resentment or unresolved anger, teaching people to “fight” to increase passion, bring back magic and restore the sizzle. Dr. Bonnie teaches Smart Heart Dialogue along with communication and connection tools, and counsel’s families and children.
Named the Best Local Therapist in 2011 by the US Commerce Association and known as “The Adultery Buster” and the “No. 1 Love Expert,” she is the best-selling author of other books like Can We Cure and Forgive Adultery?, How Not to (S)mother Your Man and Keep a Woman Happy, and Financial Infidelity: Making Money Sexy.
Dr. Bonnie was named by Psychology Today and NY Magazine as one of America's Best Therapists and is presently featured and available now on the Discovery Health/Oprah Winfrey Network documentary titled "Unfaithful" and A&E on addictions. Find her on Good Morning America's three-day series on NBC’s The Today Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show five times, and a four day series on Fox TV regarding dating. She appears frequently on ABC, Fox, CBS and NBC News, The View, 20/20, and CNN; and is often featured in USA Today and the New York Times. Visit Dr. Bonnie at http://www.DoctorBonnie.com.
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