I’m a psychologist who studies couples: People in the happiest relationships do 5 things in the evening—instead of watching TV
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For modern couples, the evening routine often runs on autopilot: You get home from work, tackle household logistics, eat dinner, clean up, and then collapse onto the couch to watch a movie or show together.
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For modern couples, the evening routine often runs on autopilot: You get home from work, tackle household logistics, eat dinner, clean up, and then collapse onto the couch to watch a movie or show together.
Why it matters
But as a psychologist who studies couples, I've found that many couples are starved for quality time together, and the weekend often feels like the only real opportunity to connect.
Common ground
Here's what the happiest couples do together in the evenings instead of watching TV — and why these habits can strengthen a relationship without requiring you to completely reinvent your routine.
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