The Art of Seduction by Jennifer Good Source: LovingYou.com

Seduction is the art, and joy, of tempting your partner into a romantic, sensual liaison. It is less about the outcome of your liaison, and more about the game of seducing. When you begin a game of seduction you are inviting your partner to a completely sensual experience designed to heighten ALL of their senses. Your partner should be in a passive role, while you determine which sense to heighten and which zone to pleasure.

Typically, a successful seduction is longer than your average lovemaking session, and can even last over a few days or weeks. It's important to remember that coupling doesn't always have to happen. Think of it as an extended foreplay session. If days of sensual innuendoes and mood setters can't get your partner in the mood, nothing will! Before beginning your seduction plan, you need to decide how long you want your seduction to last. Is there a special day coming up? Do you want to make some serious changes in your love play? If so, a week long seduction might be a better approach.

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Once you've decided your time limit, you'll want to look at how you want to begin capturing your partner's
sensual attention. There are numerous ways to go about this. The most important thing to remember about this
stage is that you should NOT couple! This is about getting their interest and heightening their senses for when
you actually do couple. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• leave an erotic love note on their pillow
  
• e-mail a fantasy you wish to enact with them
  
• give a sensual massage using your favorite massage oils
  
• have a finger food picnic
  
• play a lover's game
  
• kiss longer and more frequently
  
• find more opportunities to touch your partner
  
• make eye contact more frequently
  
• watch a semi-erotic move such as Henry & June
  
• have an old fashion "necking" session

The Main Event

Now that you've put all this effort into getting your partner ready, it's time to move onto the main event. Again,
it's important to remember that the longer you draw out the seduction, the better it will be.

• Sense of Sight: Care and attention should be placed on the location. If in your bedroom, candles lit, silky bedding and lots of pillows are a must. Arouse this sense further with lingerie.
  
• Sense of Smell: Aromatics can work for you or against you. Make sure you know which scents your partner
  enjoys. Get scented candles, incense or scented massage oil to help heighten this sense.
  
• Sense of Taste: This can be incorporated in two ways. One is through food with aphrodisiac qualities such
  as strawberries or oysters. The other is through edible lotions, chocolate syrups or whip cream.
  
• Sense of Hearing: Get creative and record yourself telling an erotic story and leave it playing in the background.
  Or, play music that fits the overall mood you are going for. If you have sensual movies you may want to have
  the sound playing in the background.
  
• Sense of Touch: One of the most erotic senses of all is the sense of touch. You will already be using this sense just by engaging the seduction. To heighten it you need to make sure every time they feel something against their skin it has an extra sensation added to it. You can do this with silky bedding, silky lingerie, or even with a massage with your favorite oils. You may also want to try a feather, something furry or a rose when you touch them. You can further heighten the senses by hindering one of them completely. A reduction causes the other senses to work more to make up for the loss. You can remove the sense of sight by using a blindfold. You can remove the sense of touch by using restraints. You need to make sure your partner would be comfortable with this type of love play before doing this though.