Falling in Love Again? Married? Lonely?
Wondering What the Heck Happened?

Romance is really about keeping in mind what it is that attracted you to that person in the first place – and letting the other person know that you still find them attractive, love them and that you still want them in your life. Keep on doing things for each other: holding hands, flirting, having the man open doors for his lady…and so it goes on. Just little things to make your partner feel cherished and special.

You don’t have to be anywhere special. You can hold hands in the car (watch the driving!) or in the supermarket. Call them on their cell phone at work during the day, just so they know you’re thinking of them. Just to tell them you love them. Send them a text to let the, know exactly what you want to do to him or her when they get home that evening – or what you want them to do to you! Great lovers and romancers don’t need to be mind-readers, you know! They might be quite glad that you gave them a few hints.

Yet, there are small gestures and words that can keep the romance in married life continuing. There are marriages that are fifty years old, yet the couple still manages to keep it as romantic as it was all those years back. You can see it in their eyes, in the way they look at each other and the way in which they treat each other.

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Time is the most important resource any couple has. With it, a marriage can be strengthened to withstand any challenge. Without it, even the best matches can fall flat. In essence, creating the best possible marriage is, at least to some large degree, an exercise in good time management.

Married couples need to spend time together. Some of that time is necessary to discuss issues of the day and to plan life. Some of that time is necessary just to build the kind of sense of “togetherness” that makes a marriage work.

Think about the reason we get married? Our motivations vary and can involve everything from the desire to create a family to financial considerations. The biggest factor in most cases, though, is to spend more time together. We get married because we love our spouses and want to spend our lives with them. We want to share ourselves and our time with one another. That’s the whole point.