Rekindling Marital Romance Washington DC

1. Have a once-a-week date night. Leave the kids at home, and enjoy time together as a couple. Hold hands, chat, flirt, and do all the things you've always wanted to do alone. Have burger and fries at the diner or watch a movie. Try to leave all talk about work behind you, relax and enjoy.
   
   
2. Make an effort to remember holidays. It's easy to forget anniversaries, Valentine's Day and birthdays when you've got so much going at work. It's even worse when you've been in a relationship for so long that you come to a point where you don't feel like these occasions matter. Do something different during these little occasions; it will benefit the relationship. Celebrate. Not only will the feeling of appreciation kick in, you'll have a wonderful time.
   
   
3. Believe in changes. Routine in a marriage can be good and healthy. Boredom however, is not. Embrace changes in your life. Go for the company trip you've always avoided just because you wanted to be with your family. You'll realize that absence does make the heart grow fonder. Or make a decision to move to a new city for a new job. Sometimes change is hard but you'll find yourselves growing together as a married couple; and that is always a good thing.
   
   
4. Be sexy (not that you've forgotten how). Flirt with your significant other. Throw your head back and laugh at his jokes. Gently touch his hand as you do. These moves may seem subtle, but they'll bring back memories of when you were dating. Wear sexy lingerie to bed instead of your usual oversized college tee. Spray on perfume before heading out to dinner. The list of little things you can do is endless.
   
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Author: Danielle C