01.02.2010
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11 ways to be more romantic.
Love is in the air and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Here are 11 ways to create the spark.
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11. PDA. Public displays of affection (within reason!) are a great way to be romantic. Randomly grab your partner’s hand, kiss them before you leave for work, and let the world know how happy and proud you are to be with your partner. -
10. Take a holiday. Take some time off to relax with your partner on a holiday. Go somewhere you both love and recreate the spark. Spending some time away is a surefire way to create romance. -
9. Memory lane. Revisit some of the old places you used to go when you first got together. If you haven’t been together for long, make a certain spot “yours” and visit it often. This could be a café, restaurant, or even a certain spot on the beach. -
8. Take a class together. Dancing, cooking, acting, whatever. Pick an activity the two of you can do together. Even if you can’t dance to save your life, the experience will be fun and bring the two of you closer together. -
7. Write it down. You don’t need to be Shakespeare to tell your partner how you feel. Put pen to paper and write a love note or letter to your partner - a handwritten note is much more personal than an email. -
6. Compliment. Both men and women love to hear compliments, so if you find yourself thinking your partner looks incredibly sexy today or made a great meal last night- say it! Nothing boosts confidence more than a sincere compliment, and it will make your partner feel desired. -
5. Just because. You don’t need to wait for Valentines Day to show your partner you love them. Give them little presents and notes - just because you want to. This shows that they are on your mind all the time, not just on designated holidays.
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4. Date night. Set aside a night once a week or month to have alone time with your partner doing whatever you like. Life gets busy but by scheduling a specific time, the two of you can look forward to a chance to reconnect. -
3. Get creative. Don’t have the money to wine and dine your partner? Get creative and think of activities to do on the cheap. Romance doesn’t have to be expensive. Breakfast in bed, picnics, and walks on the beach are just as romantic and completely free! -
2. Be spontaneous. Remember when the two of you first got together and everything was brand new? New relationships are fun because everything is unfolding. Recreate that feeling by being spontaneous and mixing things up. This could mean taking your partner on a surprise date, or even making a mix CD of their favourite songs. -
1. Pay attention. Chocolates and flowers are sweet, but if you really want to impress your partner make it personal. Pay attention and pinpoint the quirky things that only they like. A personal, unique gift is always a good indicator that your partner is attentive and acknowledges how special you are.
9. Memory lane. Revisit some of the old places you used to go when you first got together. If you haven’t been together for long, make a certain spot “yours” and visit it often. This could be a café, restaurant, or even a certain spot on the beach.
