Making a habit of talking with your partner before going to sleep will greatly improve your relationship. Asking good questions at this time is romantic and promotes better understanding and closeness in the relationship. Here are some questions to consider incorporating into your nightly routine:
What are three things that I do that you couldn’t do without?
If money were no object, what would you do in life?
Is there something that I would be able to do for you tomorrow that will help to improve your day?
Some of the current stresses that can be named are:
When you wake up in the morning, what do you think of?
What do you want to achieve with us?
Would you like to be famous? In what way?
Imagine if you were given the chance to live to be 90 years old and have the brain or the physical strength of a 30-year-old for the last 60 years of your life; which would you take?
If you could wake up tomorrow having gained one quality or ability, what would you like it to be?
If you woke up one morning and realized you won the lottery, what would be the first three things you would do, and which five things have you been longing for most, and which would you go and buy?
These questions allow for a healthy conversation and help to know your partner’s ideas, plans, and worries. When you talk about them, you allow your partner to be vulnerable, and you, in turn, create a healthy foundation for the relationship.
Including such discussions into your nightly repertoire can also be a form of what researchers call beneficial ‘pillow talk.’ Taking time out from other activities to be with each other helps two people in a relationship feel valued and closer to one another.
Tips for Effective Bedtime Conversations
Disregard all other forms or objects of interest by setting all gadgets aside and concentrating on one another.
Do not interrupt your partner during the responses; try to reveal authentic interest towards ideas of a partner.
Share your emotions and experiences to make people trust you and vice versa.
Avoid any conversation that may be sensitive before going to bed for good health.
It is therefore important to establish these kinds of talks as part of your bedtime routine so that the couple can feel like they are valued.
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