9 Ways To Feel Like Newlyweds

 

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Scripting every aspect of your life can promote monotony. Monotony = BORING!!! Go to the movies just for the hell of it. Go out to eat just because. Also, who says that lovemaking has to be reserved for the bedroom only? Whatever you decide to do, it doesn’t have to necessarily be planned. Being spontaneous can make you both seem adventurous and out-going.

 

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A simple “please” and “thank you” goes a long way. As a newlywed, you probably showered your spouse with appreciation and made them feel like their hard work mattered. As time goes on, those same things may go unnoticed. Whether if they mow the lawn, wash the dishes, fix that broken knob on your closet door, or sew that missing button on your favorite shirt, a person always wants to feel appreciated for the helpful gestures that contribute. Surprise your spouse with a small token of your appreciation and watch the huge smile on their face that follows.

 

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That Monday to Friday grind is always taxing. The lack of sleep and energy during the week can cause a toll on any relationship, especially for couples who are no longer newlyweds. You don’t always have to go from a hectic week to a hectic weekend! Instead, reschedule some of your Saturday morning errands so you and your spouse can actually sleep in together. Allow yourselves the opportunity to be lazy and relaxed. Even if it’s only for an extra hour, indulging in an early-morning snuggle is very reminiscent of newlywed days when you actually looked forward to spending the weekend with one another as opposed to running around from store to store.