relaxedness

There’s a sort of relaxedness toward sex one can take on when he embraces quite varied tastes.

"In Scandinavia, and especially in Denmark, we have this inner bohemia, a certain relaxedness which is visible in the clothes," Larsen told Reuters after his show on Thursday night.

He works “as the musician he is,” Ms. Swinton said, “assembling and tickling up a rhythm and a relaxedness in the scene by extended ‘jamming’ before eventually laying down tracks.

But hopefully with this new approach to life and my training, this new relaxedness, this good place all-round that I am in, that my boxing - from a technical point of view - will come out more and more.

It was Sunday afternoon, and the peculiar relaxedness of that day of rest and gladness had somewhat worn on the nerves of both Sanford and Eunice.