"Spicing things up" in marriage

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pensmama87 said:
Speaking of “spicing things up”… :eek:
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You never know what Cosmo will suggest.

Remember the 90s Altoid advice? I’ve never tried it, but I have some concerns about that one, because even just used as directed, Altoids can be a bit much.
 
Xantippe said:
You never know what Cosmo will suggest.

Remember the 90s Altoid advice? I’ve never tried it, but I have some concerns about that one, because even just used as directed, Altoids can be a bit much.
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No, but I can imagine. I never liked Altoids because they were too strong.

I do know someone who tried “IcyHot” to spice things up. I’m not sure where they heard of it, but I do know that the story continues to circulate simply because the idea is so phenomenally bad and painful.

I also know of a couple who likes to cook together (very romantic). However, after a very bad experience they have warned people that even if you don’t normally, if you have romantic intentions you really should wear gloves when cutting up hot peppers.

Basically, my experience has been that anyone who actually tries any of the things suggested in the magazine comes away from the experience saying, “Absolutely not, it was terrible, and it was so awful I’m going to embarrass myself and tell you not to do it either.”
 
pensmama87 said:
I do know someone who tried “IcyHot” to spice things up. I’m not sure where they heard of it, but I do know that the story continues to circulate simply because the idea is so phenomenally bad and painful.

Ow! Ow! Ow!

I also know of a couple who likes to cook together (very romantic). However, after a very bad experience they have warned people that even if you don’t normally, if you have romantic intentions you really should wear gloves when cutting up hot peppers.

Ow! Ow! Ow!

Basically, my experience has been that anyone who actually tries any of the things suggested in the magazine comes away from the experience saying, “Absolutely not, it was terrible, and it was so awful I’m going to embarrass myself and tell you not to do it either.”
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Those magazines should come with warning stickers. For entertainment only…
 
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