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5 Tips To Get Closer This Weekend
Cosmopolitan India
|September 2018
Weve got the exact lowdown on it.
Ah, the usual weekend routine with your boo: brunch at your typical spot, a bunch of errands, dinner with your two best couple friends, some netflix, and bed by midnight. Is it fun? Sure. Monotonous? Maybe a little. “lulls happen in any healthy, loving relationship,” says us-based therapist alysha jeney, co-founder of modern love box, a company that curates subscription boxes designed to bring couples closer together. Luckily, they are also relatively easy to bust out of with a tiny bit more planning. And the rewards are sweet. As in, feeling closer to—and more ravenous for—each other. Here are five adorbs ways to spend your next free 48 hours with bae.
1 DITCH YOUR CLOTHES
This story is from the September 2018 edition of Cosmopolitan India.
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