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LOVE ON THE ROAD

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July 20, 2025

Travel tips to keep your relationship on the right track

- ZAMANDOSI CELE

IN A RECENT episode of The Iced Coffee Hour podcast, American political activist Charlie Kirk shared a thought-provoking piece of advice for couples.

“You should go on a road trip with the person that you love.”

His assertion resonated with listeners, sparking a lively discussion about how travel can impact relationships.

Kirk's recommendation revolves around the idea of intentionally placing oneself in “uncomfortable, high-pressure travel situations” rather than opting for luxurious trips that may mask underlying relationship dynamics.

He suggests that navigating the challenges of travel can reveal much about a partner's true character and compatibility.

Many netizens chimed in, reflecting on their own experiences.

One user, @Beryl, pointed out, “Road trips really test your bond, but they also create amazing memories and bring you closer together.”

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