Q&A for How to Set up a Romantic Bath

The same way you kiss any other place. If the tub is small, it may be awkward to get into a comfortable position.

No, they will not because they do not have the same property as real rose petals do.

If she allows you to be present while she takes a bath, she may well be disappointed if you don't kiss her. Stop talking suddenly, look into her eyes and lean in a little. See how she reacts. If she moves away, stop; if she comes closer, move a little closer as well.

Tell him! Sex is only fun if you both want it, and no means no. If he doesn't accept that, you need to find someone better. It's your body and you dictate what happens to it.

It's your choice.

Possibly bath bombs (can be found on Etsy), or use lots of bubble bath solution.

You could lay down on top of each other or just run a bath for your partner.

If you want to hook up with her, then respond as you usually would. However, I wouldn't recommend this if she just dumped you as it could make things much more complicated. Instead, you can just tell her that she can't make a move on you if she doesn't want to be with you.

It depends on the type of oil you use. Do your research first to see which oils can be safely used as lubricants.

Try Bed, Bath, and Beyond, or a specialty soap store.

No, they're not. You shouldn't do anything sexual, including bathing, with anyone else until you reach the age of consent in your state, which may be as low as 16.

First of all, a healthy relationship should be based on trust and respect, and you should never have to fear your partner doing something to you that you're not comfortable with. If you want, you can lay out the expectations beforehand and tell him what you are and are not okay with. Second, it sounds like you might be a little too young to be doing this at all.

Wash his back! Use a soft loofah or sponge and his favorite body wash, and soap him up. Press your bare breasts against his back, and rub against him while you wash his chest, abdomen, arms, neck, thighs, etc. Turn him around and kiss him on the lips and neck while you lightly scrub his butt cheeks, and let the rest of the shower together take its course. Trust me, he will not care that you don't have a bathtub!

The age of sexual consent is 16 in most places, so I would say both you and your partner must be AT LEAST that old, because taking a bath with someone is a sexual act.

Use a good bubble bath that you know will thicken up easily. Vigorously stir the water with your arm for several minutes to try and fluff up bubbles. However, this still may not give the full effect a jetted tub would.

Yes, non-scented or fake candles can still be romantic. Anything that creates mood lighting and a relaxing atmosphere is good in setting up a bath.

Pour the bubble soap under the running faucet when filling up the tub. It will make more bubbles.

Yes, you can and that's a great idea. The flowers are aesthetically pleasing, pleasant smelling and romantic.

Light romantic candles. Add petals to the water. Play some soft music.

In place of essential oils, try a shower steamer/fizzer! They are similar to bath bombs in the way they dissolve under a stream of water, but they are designed so that their scent carries into the air more. You could also place a vase of roses outside the shower instead of adding their petals if you have space.