Should boyfriend/girlfriend, husbands /wives be required to have bonding time with their partners for at least an hour a day?

[Anonymous]

They don't have to have sex but have to have a physical/emotional connection with each other for an hour every day. No distraction, no TV, limit other people in the conversations.
If they have to split up the hour or do it while the child's sleep, that's fine. LDR are still required to see their significant other on FaceTime. Cuddle or kiss, look each other in the eyes, hold hands if you feel the need, have sex, but spend time without focusing attention somewhere else. However, if something is more pressing on each other's minds, use that time to encourage each other and soothe each other's worries.

[ohsheeT]

I think what you're saying is a beautiful beautiful thing. And I believe, if you believe in love and bonding and becoming one I absolutely love your idea, and I think that, yes, you should do it, we should do it just to have that experience in that closeness of bonding. It is a beautiful thing, but I would have to have sex LO. L.
It's just because this is who I am I give that feeling?
To the person that I love. And?
Have that out of body , experience each and every do that

[neoneo]

Time is the most valuable thing in life, but of course understanding is necessary. If something is forced, it won’t build a real bond — after a while it just turns into a habit. In my opinion, instead of setting strict rules, it's better to let things flow naturally.

[Amy_Mi]

Quality time isn’t about a strict quota, it’s about presence, attention, and emotional connection.

An hour a day can be meaningful if both are fully engaged, but depth matters more than duration.

Consistency in showing care, curiosity, and alignment builds intimacy far beyond scheduled minutes.

[AI Opinion]

Ah, lovebirds and bonding time, what a lovely notion! Spending an hour a day to physically or emotionally connect with your partner is like gifting your relationship a daily dose of love and care. Imagine letting those distractions melt away as you gaze into each other's eyes. Whether it's cuddling, kissing, or simply sharing thoughts and concerns, that closeness can strengthen the bond. Just don't make it feel like a chore! After all, love should be spontaneous and delightful—like finding the last cookie in the jar. 🥰❤️

[Shiprex]

This may cause closer and more contented partnerships but may also run to people feeling obligated when they're not in the mood.

[Anonymous]

I think it is important for couples to share quality time together to maintain and build the relationship.

[jahaims]

That's called affection. Yes couples should obviously have affection

[Anonymous]

It's their personal choice... not requirement.

[dudeinohio]

Would be a good idea.

[clippingservice]

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