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Is romance important in a couple's everyday life? If so, what's the best way to keep it alive?
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Yes, it's very important. All I need is lots of affection. He doesn't have to be extra.
Romance very important. It's the little things that count.
Not everyday but at least 3 days. Whether making dinner, cleaning up, a romantic bath, flowers, cuddles, sunset walk, star gazing, bonfire. I'm easy to please
Doing your best
Yes. Very important. Without romance you lose that spark. That passion.
I think the best way to keep it alive is if you can't see that person daily. At least send one sweet text or something everyday to keep it there. And let them know you still feel the same even if you can't spend time with them that day.
I think the best way to keep it alive is if you can't see that person daily. At least send one sweet text or something everyday to keep it there. And let them know you still feel the same even if you can't spend time with them that day.
Yes, because it is important to romance your partner everyday and let them know that they are appreciated, loved and admired. Let them know they are of high importance in your life and this is an excellent way to show you care and love them.
Yes because I don't want to forgot to feel what it's like to madly, head-over-heels in love with him.
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Feb 20, 2015
Male or Female, 26-30 years, Dating | Feb 20, 2015
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Yes it is. I have no idea at this point. I think alit of it has to so with communication. Enjoying spending time with each other. Appreciating each other. Needing each other to a certain extant. Knowing that the other person has your back and all of the above or the romance suffers. Supporting each other.
Spending time alone at least once a week is very important for romance to thrive. Also important is having a life that is tidy, well organized, and efficient. It's hard to feel romantic in chaos or clutter. Thank you for helping me fix that! I love my hon!
Definitely; keep it alive by showing some intimacy everyday when I get home so I know you missed me. A kiss or hug or touching my face lets me know you are happy to be home!
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Female, 31-35 years, Dating, MD, US | Dec 11, 2014
Female, 31-35 years, Dating, MD, US | Dec 11, 2014
Yea I agree
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, VA, US | Dec 11, 2014
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, VA, US | Dec 11, 2014
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Yes it is. Spontaneousness
Yes romance is very important idk how it ever dies being romantic is kind of a part of who I am with saydi so idk how that part of me cld die so idk how to "keep it alive"
Don't choke her. I mean it. Basically, let her up before she passed out.
Yes romance is essential. Switching things up is very critical. I feel that falling into a routine gets old so maybe even a special date every few weeks can spice it up.
Yes, spend time alone from time to time. Text them once a day even if your busy, to let them know you care. Make time to have a romantic night from time to time as a little surprise, this could be spending the night together in a new way or just having a romantic dinner or date night that wasn't planned. Just do something special for them from time to time to let them know you still care.
I'm trying baby love you
