What are things one can do to spark up their marriage?
What are things one can do to spark up their marriage?
Even a good marriage can use a jump start from time to time. What are some suggestions you know that have worked or have heard of that might be worth a shot? Don't be shy, just clean.
Well -- for us, it ended up being yohimbe supplements for hubby
. That aside...I totally agree with dating. People usually either stop dating once they're in a committed relationship, or they never even start. I'm one of the ones who never really dated. Now that we've been together a while and have two kids together, in addition to my son from my first marriage, we're starting to focus on how we can do things that are JUST for our relationship. Everything else in life seems to revolve around the kids, but we're seeing the importance of making our relationship a priority since my husband and I will still be together after the kids are grown and gone.
So, thus far, we've set a "date rule" that we HAVE to get out on a date twice a month. We take turns planning, and make it a game to find something fun and original. We live in a small town, but that's just an extra challenge to our creativity and offbeat senses of humor. There's also little to no money to put into it, so that also adds to the fun of the challenge. Whoever is planning doesn't reveal the plan to the other. It does help add some fun and excitement into a relationship where we know each other inside and out, know what to expect in bed (working on those surprises next), know each others likes and dislikes, life history, political views, irrational passions, etc.
Ultimately, I think the thing that works is different for everyone. The sense of adventure seems to be the major difference between new relationships and old ones. We love the comfort of being with someone long-term, but the adventurous spark dies. So -- something new, something special, something unexpected around the house. Wear hot pink polka-dotted underwear just to make her laugh when they turn up without warning. Whatever it takes. Few people don't like laughter, snuggles and surprises. Contrary to popular belief, every relationship takes some devoted work to keep it alive and strong.
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If you have Divorced or ended a long-term committed relationship, Do you sometim
If you have Divorced or ended a long-term committed relationship, Do you sometimes:a.) Regret ever becoming involved with this person in the first place?b.) Wish you'd have ended it all much sooner?c.) Regret that...
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Do you think doing too much for a guy in a relationship, turns him off?
Do you think doing too much for a guy in a relationship, turns him off?A friend told me that doing too much for a guy, his laundry, cooking, shopping, especially in a new relationship, can turn a guy off. She said...
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Men in relationships looking at other women.
I know this is a problem that comes up every now and then with women. It's always justified as "men are visual creatures, they're always looking," and the female partner shouldn't be so insecure. But I tend to...
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Do you think it's okay to break up with someone by texting or by email?
Do you think it's okay to break up with someone by texting or by email?It used to be the 'rule' that you broke up with a boyfriend or girlfriend in person, out of respect for the relationship you once had. Now, however,...
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Is divorce a best solution for marriage that is not working?
Is divorce a best solution for marriage that is not working?all I know about marriage is for better for worse; I don't know why people try to escape the worse via divorce.
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Loneliness in the marriage
Is it just a state of mind? Does it really exist? Does it happen overnight or is the destine for everyone that gets hitched