To seduce a woman, you must take her into another world, a special world where only the two of you exist, a romantic world, a poetic world.
Sometimes this happens automatically with a woman: if you've ever fallen in love, you remember what it's like to feel like you are the only two people who've ever existed. You probably also remembered that, in that state, she really wanted sex. A lot.
  Women feel special, just like anybody does, if they think someone has done some preparation just for them. Cooking a meal, wrapping a little present, or hand-making a card for her will all make her feel like you are sitting around thinking of ways to delight her.
The key here is to do things that give the appearance that you are thinking of her. When you do things to make her feel special and appreciated it will increase her desire to put out for you.
The next time you really want to surprise your husband/wife as they come home, go into the garage and tie a three foot string onto the bottom handle of the garage door. On the other end of the string attach a card or lightweight  gift. When they hit the opener, the card will magically rise from the floor to greet them as they arrive.

 1. Create the time for love and romance in your relationship. Love making can be put on the back burner too easily as time slips away from you. Couples like this intend to get to it when life calms down. Like most people, you have to make the time in your life for what’s important to you. If intimate time together is important, create the time for it. If being spontaneous doesn’t work out, block out time for a “love date” and don’t allow other things to get in the way.
 2. If you don’t feel like making love, honestly communicate with your partner and yourself. This may sound simple, but sometimes it isn’t. Physical ailments—real or imagined—are allowed get in the way of intimacy. There are also times when you are just too tired and love making is not on your mind. Whatever it is, let your partner know honestly and then make a “date” for a time when you know you’ll feel better or have more time to connect with each other. If you are really feeling disconnection from your partner, don’t use the old “I have a headache” excuse. Honestly facing the issue with your partner can help you feel better.
 3. Focus on each other—let go of concerns about the kids or work. Wipe extraneous thoughts, worries and fears from your mind when you come together for love making. If this isn’t possible, let your partner know you need to clear your head. Then go take a walk or do something that will help. You may also need to deal with a particular issue or problem with your partner. Take care of that first, then focus on the love you have for each other.

  Drink in a sunset or sunrise. In our town, we have a bike path by the river and it's a perfect place to watch the gorgeous sunsets that are happening. The other evening, Susie just stopped and breathed in the beauty of the sky colors. There was even a rainbow! Enjoy this vision by yourself or with a loved one or friend.
When we are feeling good, open and expanded, we are loving ourselves and each other more deeply. We feel a deeper connection with each other, we are more understanding and not as judgmental, and we have more fun. Whether you resonate with any of our ideas or not, take this opportunity to open and expand and try some things that you might not normally do. If you do, we're sure that your life will be a richer experience and your relationships will improve.