What can you do to keep a relationship not boring?

One Word: pleather.

AnswerQuestion to you: WHY is it boring and monotonous? Is it her personality? Maybe you aren't clicking on all cylinders. Give the engine an overhaul. If you're married, maybe a counselor. If not, consider your options. Is it the sex? Look at the ignition. Maybe you're not getting enough spark. It could be anything: the coil, the wires, the plugs. Try different sensory enhancers: candles (smell), satin (feel), lingerie (sight), etc. Perhaps it's your common interests. Try something new. Learn to give and not always to take. Women like attention, for the most part. AnswerSomething we all over-look ... sticking around together too much and not seeing friends more, working on a hobby or doing things together with other friends. It's nice to get out with friends and either go for dinner or out to a bar for some good laughs.

Just because you are dating someone or married it doesn't mean you have to spend every waking moment with this person. The old adage "absence makes the heart grow fonder" sometimes actually works.

AnswerMy husband and I celebrate Kris days and Jamie days every month. On Jamie day, we do whatever I want to do or Kris will plan something special and different for me. On Kris days, we do things he enjoys or I plan a surprise for him. It's always more fun when the other person does the planning. It keeps things fresh and interesting because you don't get stuck in a rut. And it doesn't have to cost a lot either. We also have a miniature Golf tournament every summer where we play three courses in one day and the person with the lowest score overall wins. Just be creative and try new things together - it can be as simple as trying a different restaurant once a month instead of sticking to your old favorites. Answertalk listen to each other do things together i don't take the boat out without my first mate . and she catches fish. don't bring problems home from work