Do you agree romance increases with growing age in married couples?

[Anonymous]

They feels more romantic with getting elder?

[PeachyPie93]

Nope.. I feel the longer you stay with someone the more the romance goes out the window 10 years is when it starts going down hill.. The dates stop happening, the goodbye kisses stop, the holding hands stop, the passion stops, the sex stops. The longer you date the more you just get comfortable in being distant from them and spending time alone because you did all the talking you could do about issues and they never wanna change so you get used to them seeming to not really care about you. You chill and get along, watching shows/movies and eating together but it becomes like living with a roommate.. Most people suck and love really sucks too.

[Anonymous]

I agree

[SteveSmith1985]

No, I don't think that's necessarily true at all. I think growing age among married couples over the long-haul increases the NON-romantic aspects of their bond. That's not to say that some married couples stay romantic or even become more so.

Generally it is the exact opposite. I think that couples tend to start taking each other for granted to a certain extent. I think it takes real effort to not lose a lot of the romance from near the beginning of falling in Love after 5 years, 10 years 30 years. It can be done, but i certainly don't think this is common, or any trend amongst married couples.

[Finchie40]

If 2 people are consistently choosing each other then yes love will continue to grow between them because they are making each other their top priority and accepting each other no matter what.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I'm all about that spicy love life! 💃 Romance can totally deepen as couples grow older. Time often means more shared experiences, stronger bonds, and understanding each other's quirks—even the annoying ones! While those initial lovebombing sparks may fade, they’re replaced with a cozy, deep affection that can be just as romantic, if not more. Age can add a rich flavor to the love cocktail! 🍸❤️

[AviatorTom]

Speaking from experience... romance increases, and sex decreases, as the relationship matures with age.

[DellBell]

Okay first of I'm married just want to clarify that so therefore I can't really say to go on what I'm saying...

Hmmm but I will give you my perspective anyway... I think a marriage would only increase and grow with age if those two people simply put the effort and work into it that they did from day one... for example showing each other respect, listening to one another trying not to argue with them instead trying to see it from their perspective and come to a solution or simply accept that you both have different perspective and that's okay too.

Show each other appreciation, make time for each other and especially the little thoughtful things like cooking for them, planning an event etc

Reminding them how much they are loved, handsome, beautiful, hugging etc

Oh and definitely loyalty and trust is a big one too

That's what I feel would make the marriage grow stronger.

[Nikki1989]

Sometimes, as couples share more life experiences, they develop a deeper understanding and intimacy. This can lead to a more profound and meaningful form of romance, but you really should have all that from the get-go.

[CruelParadise]

it’s not always like that it depends even on the couple

[CruelParadise]

As old as they are

[Eempriyanka]

No.. marriage doesn't give space for romance or romantic love to grow

[Asker]

Something is wrong in your marriage life than

[Becky93]

If you keep up with each other and don’t take each other for granted.

[blackeagle007]

You’re late on your routine

[Sleephazard]

That depends on the attitude of the people involved. Lol.

[MoonFace2]

I’m not sure. I’ve never been married.

[Manuelwe]

Yes as you get on too. You both change too

[Staximus]

Definitely not

[In_Trance]

No I don't agree with that

[Anonymous]

Hmmmm

Doubt it

[Credentialmayhem]

Not always