“I kept on talking all night. ‘Oh my God, I have this pimple, I have this pimple. Don’t let me fall asleep. I have to put pimple medicine on it before I go to sleep. I fell asleep, forgot, and woke up in the morning with dry pimple medicine on my face. He put it on in my sleep. Such a gentleman,” Kim swooned....CONTINUE READING
This is just one of those unusual things that bring couples closer and does wonders not only for their intimacy, but for their personal well-being. Other than pimple treatment, here are ten things you and your significant other can engage in…..CONTINUE READING
Go back to the place you first met
Turn it into a tradition for a road trip or a tour to visit the place where you first got together. It will keep the memories of the honeymoon stage, the funny stories you fondly look back on alive, says Susan Trombetti, professional matchmaker.
Go all out on holidays
Turn birthdays and holidays into huge celebrations of milestones and dates. They not only call for celebration, they represent new beginnings, a new year of mutual love, health and keeping one another happy.
“They represent another chance to start a fresh slate together for the coming year,” Nikki Martinez, psychologist.
Check each other for signs of health issues
Have a routine with each other for health issues at least once a year. Especially the skin and areas you are only comfortable showing to your partner. What might seem normal to you might stand out as a potential issue to your partner.
Feed each other food
According to Martinez, food is one of the most primal nurturing things and feeding your partner is a sure way to their heart. Introduce a blindfold and it may do wonders for your sex life.
Play strangers
Cut out a day in your calendar when you go out and act like strangers meeting for the very first time. You can take it to the next level by pretending to be somebody completely new. A change of names and background story. It might reach a point where you can be spontaneous with this part of your relationship.
Do each other’s chores
Take a weekend off to trade places in doing house chores. Taking a walk in your partner’s shoes will give you more understanding and appreciation of what the other person does individually and how it nurtu//res the relationship.
Spend a night at hotel
A change of scenery can be what will give you a sense of break from the stressful schedule of demanding jobs and lifestyles. Book a room and treat each other to room service, a bath, massage and plenty relaxing activities.
Spend an evening people-watching
Get out and meet people you don’t normally see or meet. During people-watching you can learn a lot about what your partner finds interesting. It is also a fun way of coming up with stories together.
Get into a stressful situation
Relationship guru, Danny Zoucha says that couples intentionally putting themselves in demanding situations can help them rediscover their strengths in leaning on one another.
“When you leave yourselves no other option but to lean on one another during self-imposed stressful situations, you build the foundation of a long-lasting, incredibly passionate, rock-solid, able-to-stand-up-to-hurricanes romance that we all actually want, but few of us have the stomach to build,” he says.
Do a tech/internet detox
Take phones and other tech items out of your time together at least once a year, and take the trouble to reconnect for however long you choose.
And if this is scary…
Engage in one scary activity
“It is amazing what happens when you get over a fear, together,” Trombetti says.
You’ve heard the saying ‘two heads are better than one’, and it might just be what you need to face some of your fears or scary activities. It could be trying a new strange food or skinny-dipping, whatever the activity your trust in each other will be stronger for it…..CONTINUE READING
