"For millions of couples, Valentine's Day means cards, chocolates, and fancy dinners. And while gifts and a date can be fun, the holiday can be a great opportunity to strengthen your relationship with quality conversation. If you don't get intentional about the conversation you're having, it's easy for your Valentine's Day date to slip into the usual small talk-complaining about your job, discussing the kids, or talking about friends. Those topics won't do much for your connection as a couple."
"As I share in my book, 13 Things Mentally Strong Couples Don't Do, asking good questions can turn any conversation into an opportunity for genuine connection. In fact, asking quality questions can spark conversations that strengthen your relationship. So, this Valentine's Day, consider asking questions that cultivate closeness. Here are 10 questions you can use to spark the conversations that will help you become a stronger couple:"
Valentine's Day often centers on cards, chocolates, and dinners, but quality conversation more powerfully strengthens relationships. Without intentional conversation, dates can default to small talk about work, kids, or logistics, which does little for connection. Asking meaningful questions transforms routine exchanges into opportunities for genuine emotional closeness. Simple, intentional questions reveal what partners value, revive shared positive memories, and highlight small actions that make each person feel loved. Regularly learning from each other through focused dialogue keeps intimacy and the spark alive and helps couples grow stronger and more connected over time.
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