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How to Spice Up a Long-Distance Relationship

Jennifer McDougall
2 min readDec 11, 2022

Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but there are many ways to keep the spark alive and strengthen the bond with your partner.

How to Spice Up a Long-Distance Relationship
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Here are some ideas to help you spice up your long-distance relationship:

  • Set aside regular times to video chat and catch up with each other. Make it a special occasion by dressing up and setting the mood with candles or soft music.
  • Plan virtual date nights where you can do something fun and romantic together, even though you are physically apart. This could include watching a movie or TV show simultaneously, cooking a meal together over video chat, or playing a game online.
  • Send each other small gifts or care packages to show your love and support. This could include thoughtful notes, photos, or small gifts that remind you of each other.
  • Try out new and exciting activities together, even though you are apart. For example, you could sign up for a virtual fitness class or take a virtual cooking class together.
  • Create a shared online space to share your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. This could be a shared journal, a blog, or a private social media group where you can connect and support each other.
  • Surprise each other with random acts of kindness, such as sending flowers or booking a special treat for your partner. These small gestures can go a long way in showing your love and keeping the spark alive.
  • Be creative and open-minded, and don’t be afraid to try new things to keep your relationship interesting and exciting. Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but with the right effort, it is possible to make it work.

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Jennifer McDougall
Jennifer McDougall

Written by Jennifer McDougall

Host of Life Refined podcast 🎙️ Personal Growth | Self-Improvement | Wellness 💡 Helping you level up your mindset & life. https://linktr.ee/jenmcdougall

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