Infatuation Rules
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Luckily, there are some easy ways you can get them to flutter their way right back into your stomach and revive your relationship. Plan a surprise. ... Make out. ... Seek out an adrenaline rush. ... Catch up at night. ... Have more sex. ... Tell your friends why you love him. ... Get competitive. ... Schedule a regular date night. More items... •
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Read More »Let's say you're settled firmly in the comfortable stage of your relationship. It's like the spark has been doused by its own personal ice bucket challenge, and the butterflies are long gone. Luckily, there are some easy ways you can get them to flutter their way right back into your stomach and revive your relationship. Plan a surprise. You know what's more fun than getting a surprise yourself? Creating one for someone else. It can be as big as buying tickets for a cool band's concert before he gets a chance or as small as bringing his favorite beer home when you know he's had a hard day. It's all about capitalizing on the chance to do something unexpected. Make out. A lot. And then don't let it go any further than that. That kind of teasing each other will make you want to have sex even more. When you finally do? Fireworks. Seek out an adrenaline rush. Doing heart-pounding activities together actually makes you closer as a couple because you're working through the fear to get to the thrill of it. It's worth noting that this is the only love-life tip I would recommend from The Bachelor. Catch up at night. It's easy to fall into bed, maybe have sex, then pass out night after night. Or maybe you two go to sleep at different times, or you use the hour right before bed to get in another chapter of the latest book you're into. That's all well and good, but start taking time at night to lie in bed and really focus on talking to each other even if it's just for 10 minutes. It provides an opportunity to make the other person feel listened to in a way that can be hard to incorporate during everyday life. Have more sex. If you're not really feeling it, you should still give it a shot. Obviously I don't mean if you have an emotional or physical reason for not really wanting to! But many couples fall into a cycle where one person wants that physical intimacy and the other could either take it or leave it. If he's kissing you and you're like, "Hmm, this is nice, but I have things to do," just go with the niceness. The more you have sex, the more likely you are to start organically wanting it on your own. Tell your friends why you love him. And get detailed. Saying the reasons out loud can help remind you why you fell in love in the first place!
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