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How to Keep Your Relationship Alive

7/8/2019

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​We all hit a point in our relationship where we’re out of the honeymoon phase and may feel like we are stuck in a rut. Sometimes life gets busy, and you don’t set aside time for your relationship. It’s okay; this happens to everyone. So how can you connect with your partner again and regain that spark?
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𝒷𝓎 Kelly Graham, MSW, RSW

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Make Time for Each Other.

Make sure you are setting aside time for a date night, or even just time to spend as a couple. Life can get busy and sometimes taking time to be a couple is forgotten. Make sure your relationship is a priority in your life.
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Be Grateful.

Take notice of everything your partner does for you. Make sure to thank them. Showing them gratitude can help make them feel appreciated for everything that they do. 

Open and Honest Communication.

This is key to making a relationship last. Having open and honest communication is important for understanding each other and having a healthy relationship. 
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The Little Things Count.

Making sure that you take time to say, “I love you” everyday and being affectionate can go a long way. Even just doing little gestures that show the other person that you care, like making their lunch, buying them flowers, rubbing their feet, starting their car, whatever it may be. 

Be Realistic.

Know that all relationships have their ups and downs. It’s not always going to be perfect. By taking time to be supportive of your partner, and showing them that you care, it can help keep the relationship strong even during the tough times.  
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