When love feels like work: Are we treating relationships like dead-end jobs?
Many long-term relationships have devolved into mundane routines, resembling dead-end jobs. Couples often find themselves bogged down by chores and logistical conversations, losing the initial spark. Experts identify this as "relationship burnout," stemming from an overload of work without sufficient recharge. The article offers practical advice to rekindle romance, emphasizing vulnerability, self-care, and prioritizing "us time" to nurture the bond.
Many long-term relationships have devolved into mundane routines, resembling dead-end jobs. Couples often find themselves bogged down by chores and logistical conversations, losing the initial spark. Experts identify this as "relationship burnout," stemming from an overload of work without sufficient recharge. The article offers practical advice to rekindle romance, emphasizing vulnerability, self-care, and prioritizing "us time" to nurture the bond.
