The way back in is the way you fell in.
How do we stop drifting apart?
You stop drifting apart the same way you fell for each other: by playing together and finding out something new about each other, a little every day. A daily game for two like LVRS FRVR (said Lovers Forever) gives you one small card a day to do exactly that.
Think back to the start. You asked questions. You teased each other. You wanted to know everything. That curiosity is still there. It just needs a reason to come out and play.
One card a day is a reason. It takes a few minutes, it gets you laughing, and it hands you something real to talk about tonight.
Why do we feel like roommates?
You feel like roommates when most of your talk is about the house, the calendar and the to do list, and there is little room left for play. It is very common, and it is one of the easiest things to change: roommates plan, partners play.
So play. Pick one card tonight and play it together. Ask the silly question. Take the tiny dare. Let the dishes wait ten minutes.
That is what LVRS FRVR is built for: one small card a day for the two of you, so play is part of every day again.
A few real cards from the game
- Play 21 questions like you just met. First date rules.
- Do one silly thing to make them laugh. Then it's their turn. First one to crack loses.
- Guess what your friends would say you two are known for. Then compare guesses.
How the daily game for two plays
LVRS FRVR (said Lovers Forever) is a daily game for two people in love.
Each morning there is one small card waiting for the two of you. Sometimes it is a question. Sometimes it is a tiny mission. You each play it on your own phone, then you talk about it, laugh about it, and wonder what tomorrow's card will be.
It takes a few minutes a day. It is free to start. And it only starts when both of you say yes, because it is a game made for two.
One tiny thing for tonight
Tonight, ask your partner: what is something you want to do together this month just for fun?
Play the daily game for twoFree to start. It begins when you both say yes.