Icebreakers
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Allow yourselves to be open and honest with each other. Talk regularly about more than just your day. Find things to laugh about together. Above all, treat each other as each day is a gift and remember why you fell in love. Never stop making the effort to show your partner how important they are to you! Love is work...but it's the most rewarding work there is if both of you give it your all!
When you stop communicating everything else will soon stop as well. So chose silence carefully.
Honesty
never call names to each other
Communication is NUMBER one by far -- and with that come "No Secrets" rule
Just have fun together. Go out and see the world together. Make it fun
Let your partner have time to themselves to reflect.
don't live a lie! expose it by not being afraid to get help. the truth sets both partners free!
be excellent to each other
TALK. Communication, trust. No secrets.
Since people grow up differently, possibly different areas with different opportunities it would be wise to practice compromising.
Open communication and it won't work if it's only one sides. Truth at all times no matter how much it may hurt
Appreciate each other and ACCEPT every part of each other, be yourselves and be open with each other.
Eat, pray, fuck
That will be don't like when your partner already knows
