38: Reimagining Date Night

Between errands to run, family obligations to fulfill and feeling spent at the end of a long work week, it can be mighty tough to muster up the will to make date night happen. I mean, who wants to go on date night when all you can think about is the pile of laundry sitting in your bedroom or the fact that the only thing left in your fridge is expired yogurt? <br />In this episode, we’ll reimagine date night by taking a closer look at both its placement of importance in our relationship and on our calendar. Additionally, we’ll supply oodles of creative, budget-friendly date ideas, along with some practical tips as to how we can keep date night a priority together.<br />Date Night Conversation Starters for Your Spouse:<br />What is your favorite memory of dating me?<br />What is your favorite sexual memory of us?<br />What food reminds you of me?<br />What is your favorite thing that I do for you?<br />What movie reminds you of us?<br />What do you like most that I do in bed?<br />What’s your favorite time of day to be intimate?<br />When did you know you wanted to kiss me?<br />What’s your favorite activity that we do together?<br />What is something I could do to make you trust me even more?<br />When do you feel the most protected and taken care of?<br />What can I do to make sure you feel safe with me?<br />When we hang out with friends, do I make you feel like you’re still my priority?<br />When we are with my family, do I make you feel like you’re still my priority?<br />What was your first favorite movie, as a child?<br />What do you want to do when you retire?<br />Do you imagine being like as grandparents?  <br />What’s another career that you think you would love?<br />Who was your favorite teacher when you were a child?<br />What’s your favorite memory with your mom?<br />What’s your favorite memory with your dad?<br />What’s the most anxious you ever felt?<br />What’s the angriest you ever felt?<br />Did you collect stuff as a child?<br />What’s the most scared you ever felt, as a child?<br />What’s the