context: How to transition from dating to relationship
Focus more attention on your partner.
In your fast paced world of cell phones, social media, and busy schedules, you may be distracted a lot. When you start a relationship, try to focus more of your attention on your partner.
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context: How to spice up your relationship intellectually
Have each partner write a list of their favorite/interesting things and swap the lists.
Every day, pick a topic of conversation from your partner's list and research and read about it for 10 to 30 minutes. ( google it, read it from a newspaper, book, etc.
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) next time you and your significant other are at the dinner table or riding in the car, wow them with your newly found knowledge about their interests--be ready to ask questions too. After the first conversation dies out (if it does), then swap subjects.