1. Say sorry
Yes, why don’t we start with the basics? Let’s make the more popular avoidance sex into makeup sex. Try and feel the rush of admittance transform into submission. It is just a matter of letting your ego walls down and falling into each other’s arms. That definitely vouches for a good time in the sack.
2. Let off steam
My hot-headed tigress, why don’t you try diverting that anger towards the bed? I do not mean abusive sex. Nope, nada, negative! I meant hot passionate sex as you battle with words, as it is only natural to get aroused by his arguments and infallible logic. The sapiosexual in me is in absolute empathy with you when you feel like landing a hot kiss to shut down his winning argument and tumble into bed/floor/whatever catches your fancy.
3. Losing it
When you clearly see you are losing the argument or in a moment of absolute incredulity, break into laughter. Nothing works better than a bipolar flip to end the confusion in a good amount of old fashioned exercise. If anything, your partner could commit a crime to see you laugh and finds it sexy when you are a sport about an argument. Take that route and you will be more than laughing in mere seconds. Mark my words.
4. Quick break
Some arguments can last for a while. As you both pause for a breather and line up your defence, use that space to utilise the tension that has been created. Have a light-hearted round of playful sex, maybe a good make-out session before one of you remembers a crucial point and returns to the argument. But remember to go back to the argument and close it, because no matter how good the sex is, it never settles the dispute that started it.
5. Game up
If indeed you both have a nose for healthy arguments and squabbles more than often, then make a ritual out of your makeup sex. The losing team gives in to the requests and fancies, of course, nothing untoward. It can only be in good humour and will make your arguments a little more fun when the prize is rather delectable. So good people of Planet Earth, remember to douse your anger with a little bit of passion, no matter how contradictory that sounds – it is worth it!
