2. Try text tips
It can be hard to express your thoughts and feelings in writing - so take from the writing experts, quotes, or check out some romantic websites like:
TheRomantic.com
InspirationPoint.com
St. Valentine's Love poems
Daily Love Poems
3. Sending romantic e-cards are also great all year round.
4. Crank up the heat
Increase anticipation with a few provocative suggestions. While you may not want to give all the hot details in e-mail, the mere mention of an event or an article of clothing can do the job.
5. Emoticons can be flirty so use them wisely ;)
6. Watch the email address you're sending to and respect that person's email - E-mail sent to company e-mail addresses may be monitored. So be discreet or stick with a personal e-mail account whenever you can.
Happy Emailing :)
~Sophia Sparx
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- Minimize all negativity, including your word choice and semantics. Whenever possible, eliminate words such as "no", "but", "don't", etc.
- Use verbs and words that are related to emotion, rather than logic. Instead of the word "think", replace it with the word "feel".
- Tease with the promise of surprise and unknown adventure. Mention vague and subtle details about a date planned, while avoiding any conclusive evidence about what and where the date will actually be.
- A Confident Man Who's In Demand
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