When couples work from home together, constant proximity can kill attraction. They need separate work zones, different meal times, and intentional lunch dates. Personal space and shared interests keep the spark alive.
Now we are together 24/7.
How's that going? Now let's take a deep pause. Audience, now is the big reveal coming. I love that how from a very serious conversation we just broke into laughter. So what's the reality now? 24/7?
Yeah, so we work from home, both of us. He works from one corner, I work from the other. So we actually just meet for lunch. We have our breakfast at different times and we meet for lunch. We have lunch together. So that is the time we meet. And actually, you know, in, in this scenario also, we have to take out time to meet each other, like have a conversation, because he's busy with things, I am busy with my things. I also like to do certain things beyond work. So, you know, I'm out of the house for those things. And, uh, I think very important is to have your own space and your own life and also have a common area, common interest. that keeps you together. I think that could be a good formula to keep the spark alive.