To keep the butterflies coming, what do you do to act as if the love is new? How do you keep it playful? Here’s some examples of what I mean:
- Blowing kisses from across the room
- Kissing at stop lights
- Planting kisses all over their face and neck and arms etc
- Coming up behind them and tickling them
- Playing with their hair
- Getting them to dance with you in front of everyone when there’s a street artist performing
- Biting them when they’re holding you
- Blowing kisses from across the room
- Kissing at stop lights
- Planting kisses all over their face and neck and arms etc
- Coming up behind them and tickling them
- Playing with their hair
- Getting them to dance with you in front of everyone when there’s a street artist performing
- Biting them when they’re holding you
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I take my wife on random road trips when I feel like she's stressed out and has a lot going on at work. I tell her to call out we're going somewhere.
I buy her things from her Amazon cart I know she wants but doesn't want to do iy alone.. so we build new furniture. We do things together so we dont lose that flare.
I don't necessarily feel like I have to keep things feeling like "new"
more like... making sure we go together, towards a new phase, a new stage, a new level into the relationship...
just getting to know much more about the other, share and do more...
even explore and try new exciting things, for sure...
I don't get why people need a relationship to feel "new". Every step along the way of a relationship is equally appealing if you are doing it right. You are just used to the beginning stages and feelings so that is why you chase them.