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12 Cute Things Couples Can Do To Stay In Touch
Cosmopolitan India
|December 2019
Just because you can message them throughout the work day, doesn’t mean you should.
It’s nice to have the ability to stay in touch with your partner even when they’re at work. But just because you can text them every few minutes doesn’t mean you should. If you’re worried about distracting yourself when you should be getting paid, there are other ways to stay connected without having to hide your phone on your lap under your desk.
1. WRITE A LETTER AND STICK IT IN THEIR BAG. Take some inspo from Peter Kavinsky from To All The Boys I’ve Loved and keep it short and sweet. Tuck it in their briefcase or lunch bag so they have something to look forward to during the day. Write about how you’re excited for tonight’s date, or let them know you appreciate them. It’s sweeter than a text.
2. KEEP A LIST OF EVERYTHING THAT MADE YOU THINK OF THEM. Share it at the end of the day. See a cute dog you think they’d like? Write it down. Walk by one of your favourite restaurants on your break? Write it down.
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