To get the most out of your love chair, it’s important to know how to properly use it. First, learn to adjust the backrest and leg support of your love chair. Then, get cozy and snuggle up close to your partner. Massaging each other, holding each other close, and talking about your day will make this a relaxing time for both of you. After that, it’s time to make love!
Berties loveseat
If you’ve ever wondered how to use a Berties loveseat, you’re not alone. The Berties loveseat has become a cultural icon, with rumors abounding about its uses. The Queen’s great-grandfather, Edward VII, often used the chair to enjoy fornication with two women at once. Though Edward was never publicly convicted of this behavior, he was often referred to as “Dirty Bertie” or “Edward the Caresser” for his sexuality.
In the early 19th century, the future king of England, Edward VII, commissioned the love-seat in France, where he often travelled in search of lady friends. The love-seat has a scandalous history, dating back to Victorian times when sex was not a topic that was discussed openly. This love-seat became known as a “siege d’amour,” as it featured prominently in a BBC documentary about the king’s youth and extravagant lust for women.
While Bertie is best known for his love-making prowess, the actual story behind his love-making chair is unknown. In one of the video’s comments, a viewer pointed out that the sleeve had been reupholstered and that he did not stand on the footbeds to engage in sexual intercourse. He subsequently turned to elegant engineering to continue the party. But the truth is, there is no known place where these bodies ended up.
Tally Ho chair
The Tally Ho chair is a bronze-upholstered spanking bench, designed by Mark Brazier-Jones. I first bought one in a Belgravia boutique and have been in love with it ever since. The design is fun, whimsical, and very different from traditional upholstered chairs. However, I can see the appeal, and I have since purchased a second one for a friend’s wedding.
