52 Weeks of Romance

This love game, and its naughty counterpart, 52 weeks of naughty nights, are both a must have for any bedroom. They are totally similar in idea, but with a different theme. This one concentrates on romance, which is just as important to a relationship as bedroom naughtiness. One might think that you do not need both romance and naughtiness, but Sassy begs to differ. I think that both are VITAL to keep a relationship both alive and healthy, and hopefully help it last until you both need walkers to carry out the activities described here!!
When I saw these games, I had to have both at the same time, in order to compare and contrast them, wondering how the game would differentiate between naughty and nice. I am a baffling combination of the two. You need to able to combine the two, to want to do something wild and kinky one moment, and then talk of serenades under your window… sigh… Or as a long ago friend once told me, you should be his sweet, elegant lady in public, and his naughty kinky mistress in private. And in this way, he will never need of another woman to make all of his fantasies and dreams come true!!
With both of these games, I think you can be assured that your sex life will improve vastly, and will be exciting and passionate at the same time, and will avoid those ruts of boredom that it can sometimes fall into. The cards are covered, so they are a surprise until you open them up one by one. The instructions of each card are covered with that silvery veneer tickets come in, when you have to scratch it off to see what lies beneath. There are cards for her to read and carry out, and an equal amount for him to read.
With these cards, you can turn your bedroom into a fun and exciting place… guaranteeing yourself at least one night a week of passion. Because really, when I hear of those couples who only have sex once a month, I want to look at them and say: Seriously? I’d want it every night if possible!!
So how does this game differ from the naughty one? Funnily enough, in both cards that I picked for the man, they both involve a bath. However, this one is more about her relaxing, and the other one was more about being sensual together. Sometimes romance is not about sex, but about making the other one feel spoiled and coddled, and made to feel special and cherished. I love the idea of both baths.