Have you been in a relationship for some time now? By that I mean, the honeymoon stage has been super fun and now things are a bit different.
Just as we learn to walk and talk at a very young age, we learn to get comfortable and familiar in our relationship, so it’s only natural the honeymoon stage is a stage we go through to then go to the next.
I just wanna say right off the bat … if you’re relationship is feeling dull, it’s only because there is a good amount of safety!
That’s wonderful!
The boredom just means energy is low and nothing exciting is occurring. That’s all.
How can I bring the energy up and infuse a bit of romance, you ask?
When you’re ready, get your coffee or your cuppa tea, and watch today’s episode on how to do just that from a consensus of research on….How to Avoid Boredom in a Relationship.
Just because the honeymoon stage is over, doesn’t mean romance is over. On the contrary, my friend, it’s only the beginning.
Nothing is more romantic than commitment, loyalty, kindness, thoughtfulness, consideration, respect, validation, support, you name it!
Romance is long-term. The Honeymoon Stage is short-term.
You don’t want lust—you want romance!
BTW, I take you to a nice restaurant in London (at the end of the video) you might want to check out if you visit London.
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- Kindness will not go unnoticed if it’s genuine and consistent.
- Romance is capitalizing on someone’s good news—not bad news—with genuine happiness.
And like I said at the end of the video, pick 1 tip to put into action this week—even if you’re not feeling the boredom, it’s a nice boost.
I’m also looking for recommendations of other French restaurants, so please, com’ on over and share them in the comments.