How to keep your relationship active!
"a long distance date"
Take a long-distance drive.
You'll be driving far away.
To an unusual spot.
Where you will not receive a signal.
Make sure you have no prior knowledge of the place.
Go with your spouse or girlfriend.
The person you trust.
Someone who turns you on.
Like the rising light over a stunning desert.
Then take a lengthy walk.
Walk farther than you believe you can.
Get exhausted together with her.
Sit and speak.
Have really long chats.
With your soulmate.
Your emotions will be drawn along.
With the affection you both share,
And you will walk a little farther than you think you can.
Then pause, drink water, and eat snacks.
Make love over and over.
Enjoy every moment you have together.
Rest and stroll back.
Do your best.
To keep her.
With your best memories!
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