Still dating my spouse

The Importance of Dating Your Partner Again When You Have Kids

When were engaged and getting ready for our wedding, the pastor who did our pre-marital counseling made a big deal about how important a regular date night would be to our future marriage. Back then, we both kind of shrugged that suggestion off as no big deal—of course going on dates would be easy! But then our kids were born, and work and family responsibilites began to crowd out everything else, and regular time together began to take a backseat. I thought it would get easier to go on more dates as the kids got older. But even though we now have a built-in babysitter in our teenage daughter, it's still hard for us to find the energy and time to make a regular date night a priority.

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Asking questions is vital to cultivating a communication culture that is healthy, dynamic, and growing. We generated the below list with the help of AI to help you ask better question in the name of growing closer to one another in marriage. Feel free to use these prompts during date nights, road trips, or cozy evenings at home.

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We officially never dated but we instantly connected; however, we entered marriage with two different mindsets but the one thing we ALWAYS did was have regular date nights. We talk about any and everything since day 1. This practice still happens today! Date Nights affords us the opportunity to release the daily pressures of being mom, dad, worker, entrepreneur.

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How to Keep Dating Your Spouse After Marriage

Once you're married, don't think you can stop spending time to keep the romance alive between you both. Yes, it is important to date your spouse even after marriage! Dating your spouse is important for several reasons, as it can contribute to the overall health and strength of your relationship. Many couples find that they are less satisfied with their marriage when they do not spend intentional time with each other. It is very common to get stuck in a routine and stop planning one-on-one time with your spouse.

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