When you have been with your partner for years, it is incredibly easy to fall into a comfortable rhythm where you stop behaving like lovers and start behaving like roommates or best friends. You manage the children, handle the household bills, and coordinate work schedules, but the fiery physical and emotional intimacy completely leaves the building. Many couples try every avenue imaginable to fix the distance, yet they neglect to look inward at their own self-love and nervo

When a marriage hits a rocky patch, it is incredibly easy to let the daily grind take over, allowing distance and hidden resentments to grow. But hitting a plateau doesn't mean your love story is over. It is simply a sign that your default routine has run its course, and it is time to actively choose each other again. If you don’t have a solid way of communicating and connecting, the relationship inevitably starts to slide downhill.