Famous Hollywood actress Milla Jovovich for more than 14 years is in a relationship with her beloved husband Paul Anderson. However, this does not prevent the couple from enjoying each other as in the candy-bouquet period. The actress and director love each other and argue that romance has not left their home even after the birth of the second child.
True, the intimate relationship of the couple is influenced not by the youngest daughter of the couple, the one-year-old Dashiel Edan, and her older sister is the 9-year-old Ever Gabo. Do you want to - believe it or not - but the girl recently got into the habit of sleeping in her parents' bed.
Sacrifice for the good of the child
Both Milla and her husband react calmly to the vagaries of their daughter. They are ready to sacrifice the performance of their conjugal duty in order to make the child comfortable:
"We all sleep together in the same bed. If Ever wants to spend the night in our bedroom - we do not have the right to deny her, even if before that we had very different plans for the night. "
No matter how strange it may sound, the actress is sure that this situation helps her and Paul Andersen to approach the sexual life extremely creatively. They are forced to look for alternative ways to solve this problem. And it only benefited their marriage!
"Sometimes we just go to the hotel or find non-standard places in our house where you can do it. Boredom and cooling to each other, we certainly do not threaten. "
The film star "Resident Evil" and "The Fifth Element" have repeatedly admitted that the children take first place in her life, pushing the career and the opinions of others to the back burner. Obviously, and sex life with her beloved husband, Milla is quite capable of sacrificing for the sake of daughter's comfort.
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I wonder what Dr. Freud would have said if he were alive?