Loving in the morning, in the evening, loving at supper time
Most people associate night-time with romance; it’s when the world falls asleep and the mood strikes, according to the books and movies. But many others will tell you that there are other times in the day that are better for loving, and below they tell when.
Evelyn, 40:
Anytime is good, whether day or night. As long as the two of you are relaxed and in a good mood.
Tiffany, 32:
Early morning loving is absolutely magical. When nothing is going on, and there is silence, you can take your partner all in. You are also well rested and ready to perform.
Renae, 34:
Late night. After an outing we tend to still be in the vibe for a good time and so the party doesn’t end at the fete we’re just coming from. I notice too that based on the energy and the vibe that you pick up from the party, you are able to bring that to the bedroom which is great for not only you but for your partner as well.
Erica, 31:
Late night for me for sure. I want to sleep a little longer in the morning and I don’t want anyone waking me up for anything.
Alton, 40:
Late night for sure. My partner and I both work and so when we come home we are sometimes tired. Once we have a chance to rest in the evening we can get things on in the late night going into the early morning.
