What Your Husband Really Wants this Father’s Day

All year long, your husband works hard to provide for you and your family. This Father’s Day, give him something really special to show your appreciation. Not a tie, power tool, or new gadget, but the gift of yourself.

It doesn’t take any new research or an opinion poll to know that a man’s number one need is sexual fulfillment. In Dr. Willard Harley’s book, His Needs, Her Needs: Building an Affair-proof Marriage, he says the first thing a husband can’t do without is sexual fulfillment. “Affection is the environment of the marriage, sex is the special event,” says Harley.

So how can you cook up a special event for Father’s Day? Try these three things that are absolutely free and are sure to please your man:

1. Send your husband a sexy invitation. For instance, you could write a note like, “You’re invited to a special time of lovemaking for the best husband and father in the whole world. Come to bed a little early, 7 pm on Sunday night. The kids are going to grandmas, wink wink.”

2. Bring some flavor into the bedroom. Try spicing up your love life by adding some ingredients from your Father’s Day barbeque to the bedroom. Your husband will enjoy eating barbeque sauce, honey, or other sweet things off your body.

3. Give your husband love coupons. One coupon could say, “Good for a massage and lovemaking.” Another could say, “You pick the outfit tonight.”

Father’s Day is a wonderful opportunity to say thank you to your husband. And what better way to celebrate than by making love in a memorable way? After all, that’s what made him a father in the first place!

When you take time to celebrate Father’s Day with a little extra sex, your husband will be extra glad to be a father!

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