Has life between you and your spouse become so “matter-of-fact” that you’ve almost forgotten what romance looked like in your relationship? Has it begun to look like a distant memory?

We know that a lot of women read romance novels, so they know what it can look like between two other people (even in an over-inflated, artificial way), but what about your own marital relationship?

“Do you remember when you and your spouse were dating? When dinner was consumed to the strains of soft music instead of to Sponge Bob? In the day to day busyness of married life, romance is often the first thing to go. Yet the ‘Romance Factor’ can have a high impact on the success of your marriage.

The Romance Factor encompasses much more than just sex. It invokes the five senses: sight, smell, sound, taste, and touch. It’s the emotional, spiritual, and physical connection between a husband and wife.”

Do you want that connection again— to put the romance factor back into your own marriage?

Twanda Smith, who is a romantic events planner and consultant, has a few ideas that can help arouse the five senses within you and your spouse that might help in some way to re-connected you romantically.

You can read about it by clicking on the link provided below to an article posted on the Marriage Partnership Magazine web site:

• THE ROMANCE FACTOR

And then arrow back to read another related article from the ministry of Family Life Today which addresses trying to be romantic when you’re just too tired (and other related factors). You can do so by clicking onto the link below:

• WHEN BUSYNESS GETS IN THE WAY OF ROMANCE

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