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The honeymoon glow doesn’t just dim; it gets crowded out by laundry, calendars, and the hum of everyday sameness. We unpack why the thrill fades around the two-and-a-half-year mark, how “tedious predictability” sneaks in, and what it really takes to bring back warmth, laughter, and desire. Along the way, we share our own missteps and small wins, plus a composite story of Jenna and Mark—a couple who love each other but feel more like co-managers than partners—to show how common and fixable this drift can be.
We dive into the science of novelty and bonding, the simple power of self-expanding activities, and why low-cost creativity often beats expensive plans. From picnics and hikes to bookstore dates and at-home tastings, we lay out practical ways to add freshness without straining the budget. For blended families, we talk candidly about ex-spouse stress, kid logistics, and the compressed honeymoon window—and how a clear, faith-centered order (God, spouse, kids, then everything else) protects intimacy in the storm.
You’ll hear clear warning signs that romance is fading, plus tools to reverse course: micro-affections that rebuild touch and play, weekly check-ins that keep you aligned, and the Yes/No/Maybe game that makes intimacy talk easier and more honest. We also map out a sustainable rhythm—weekly dates, periodic novelty, and small daily rituals—so passion becomes a practice, not a once-a-year event. If your marriage feels stuck on autopilot, this conversation offers a kind nudge and a detailed roadmap back to pursuit, connection, and joy.
If this helped you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—your support helps more couples find their way from roommates back to soulmates.
Reconnected - G&ES
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By Daniel and Michelle Moore5
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Send Questions or comments here! We'll respond back in future episodes.
The honeymoon glow doesn’t just dim; it gets crowded out by laundry, calendars, and the hum of everyday sameness. We unpack why the thrill fades around the two-and-a-half-year mark, how “tedious predictability” sneaks in, and what it really takes to bring back warmth, laughter, and desire. Along the way, we share our own missteps and small wins, plus a composite story of Jenna and Mark—a couple who love each other but feel more like co-managers than partners—to show how common and fixable this drift can be.
We dive into the science of novelty and bonding, the simple power of self-expanding activities, and why low-cost creativity often beats expensive plans. From picnics and hikes to bookstore dates and at-home tastings, we lay out practical ways to add freshness without straining the budget. For blended families, we talk candidly about ex-spouse stress, kid logistics, and the compressed honeymoon window—and how a clear, faith-centered order (God, spouse, kids, then everything else) protects intimacy in the storm.
You’ll hear clear warning signs that romance is fading, plus tools to reverse course: micro-affections that rebuild touch and play, weekly check-ins that keep you aligned, and the Yes/No/Maybe game that makes intimacy talk easier and more honest. We also map out a sustainable rhythm—weekly dates, periodic novelty, and small daily rituals—so passion becomes a practice, not a once-a-year event. If your marriage feels stuck on autopilot, this conversation offers a kind nudge and a detailed roadmap back to pursuit, connection, and joy.
If this helped you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—your support helps more couples find their way from roommates back to soulmates.
Reconnected - G&ES
Support the show
Contact us at Marriage Life and More and Connecting the Gap Ministries
Connecting the Gap does not own the rights to any audio clips or bumper music embedded in the episodes from third-party resources.
Thanks for listening and please subscribe!
Sky High Broadcasting Corp.

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