Coronavirus Quarantine: Tips To Survive Isolation If You've Just Moved In With Your Partner

As if moving in with your significant other wasn't intense enough, social distancing from the rest of the world has made it significantly more so. Thousands of couples have taken their relationship to the next level by getting married or moving in together recently. The regular routines of jobs, grocery runs and outings maintained a sense of normalcy but suddenly with all of it cut out and only having each other to turn to can feel unnerving; like you're stepping into the unknown.

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Relationship Tips For Couples To Survive The COVID-19 Quarantine

Let's first be clear, it's completely normal to feel exactly that way before you get the hang of cohabiting. Add these relationship tips to your life to make your relationship run smoothly.

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1. Discuss Responsibilities.

As both of you are currently at home, now is the best time to talk about who manages what household errands. It's important to divide them so that undue pressure and further, resentment doesn't build from one side. Make it clear so that household operations can run smoothly and everyone is happy.

2. Be Clear About Expectations

It's important to have an honest conversation about what you expect from each other right at the beginning. Whether it's with regard to your weekly date nights, budgeting for a new TV or shopping for groceries, establish clear boundaries so that there aren't any unreal expectations set from the very beginning.

3. Be Patient

This is a trying time for everyone. Since this is new for both of you, getting accustomed to each other's habits and quirks can come as a surprise. Don't let it aggravate you and take each day of it patiently.

4. Speak About Intimacy

The time being spent at home can lead to increase in physical intimacy. It's important to check how your partner feels about the change and if they need more time to adjust to it.

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