Would you like to rediscover your love life, your passion and intimacy? Have you ever yearned to write romantic love letters or romantic messages to your spouse, lover, or sweetheart? If so, then continue reading. We've asked the top 100 experts to share their secrets, tips and wisdom on writing romantic love letters. Following the guidance below, writing romance is easier than you might think.

The most frequently offered tip from sex experts is that, when writing romantic letters, just be yourself. Use your own words and voice to express how you feel toward your partner, without getting overly schmaltzy or trying to play a role that you don't really agree with. Your partner fell in love with you, and you therefore need to come through clearly in your letters.

Be specific: most of our top sex experts urged people who want to learn how to write romantic love letters to focus on specifics in their writings. Instead of expressing vague sentimental thoughts, say exactly how you feel and what you want to do with your partner, using concrete details.

Be passionate: many people have trouble truly expressing their passion for another human being. One prominent sex expert explains it this way: "most of us are trained to be repressed. We are so scared to show our true, burning, passion, because it is not accepted in our society." When writing a romantic letter, it is time to banish all repression, shame, and fear.

There is more to love than teddy bears and chocolate hearts. Passion shared by two lovers is truly beautiful, so do not be afraid to fully express yourself when writing romantic love letters- be explicit when you see the need. Make sure that your desire is fully visible on the page for your lover to see.

Lastly, you should put a little something extra in the envelope with your love letter. Good examples include the lipstick print of a kiss, rose petals, or some other object that reminds your partner of a precious shared memory. According to some experts on sexuality, romantic memories can be stimulated by including a picture of the two of you from some special time together.