Now that sounds kind of funny, doesn’t it — “Spending time together now that you’re married?” It seems like it should come natural as far as how to spend time together. After-all, you spent time together before you married, so why is there such a problem now?
Part of it is because you both MADE A POINT of making the time to spend time together. It had to do with intentionality. It was a priority so you made the time happen.
But you got married, and things settled into some type of “normalcy” and routine, you allowed life and activities to smoosh the both of you away from each other. And if you both felt happy in your married life living like this and you BOTH still felt like you had a strong connection together, the busy-ness wouldn’t be so much of a problem. But that’s not what usually happens.
So, in order to bridge the gap between you, there is an article that we recommend you read that is posted on the Marriage Partnership Magazine web site.
It goes into greater detail than we have in this intro, and also gives you 10 tips for making time together. It then tells you what to do when you do find the time (although we have additional suggestions in the “Romantic Ideas” section that you also could use).
So, to read the article, written by Dr Tim A Gardner, click onto the link below:
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Another article you may find helpful in your intentionality. Please click on the link below to read:
• HOW TO NEVER TAKE LOVE FOR GRANTED
And then there is another article posted on the Marriage Partnership Magazine web site might help those of you who believe you’re:
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