What is Romance?
Author: Samantha Lach, LCPC (she/her)
Date: August 23, 2021
After a year and a half of close living quarters and high stress levels amid the COVID pandemic, it can feel really challenging to conjure up feelings of love and romance for our partners. It may even feel like focusing on romance and pleasure can feel like a non-priority when you’re looking at a never ending to-do list.
It may not surprise you to learn that romance, pleasure, and intimacy are all important parts of any romantic relationship. What you may not know is that it doesn’t need to be a big production with an expensive meal, special bottles of champagne, and fancy candles. Romance also does not have to result in physical intercourse. Bricolage Wellness wants to challenge you to stretch your definition of romance this month. Aim to incorporate one or two romantic actions into your relationship each week.
Here are a few ideas of simple acts of romance and intimacy:
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