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How Much Time Should You Spend Together?


Therefore, a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife, and they shall become one flesh. Genesis 2:24

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One of the most frequently asked questions by husbands and wives is how much time they should spend together. Because various couples have varied requirements, preferences, and lives, there is no one-size-fits-all response to this topic. There are, however, some general rules and ideas that can assist couples in striking a balance between spending enough time together to establish a strong connection and spending enough time apart to maintain their individuality and personal growth.


Time spent together is necessary for any healthy relationship. It enables couples to communicate their thoughts, feelings, experiences, and dreams to one another. It also aids in the development of trust, closeness, and affection. Spending time together can also help to reduce stress, boost happiness, and improve mental and physical health.


Partings: Every morning, spend at least two minutes saying goodbye and checking in on each other's plans for the day.


Reunions: Every evening, spend at least 20 minutes embracing each other with a kiss and having a stress-relieving talk about your workdays.


Admiration and appreciation: Spend at least five minutes each day thanking and complementing each other on something specific.


Physical affection: Every day, spend at least five minutes snuggling, holding hands, or kissing.


Weekly dates: Set aside at least two hours each week to do something fun, relaxing, or romantic just the two of you.


Weekly meetings: Set out at least one hour each week to talk about your relationship, give each other feedback, resolve disputes, and plan for the future.


Time apart is also essential for your marriage. It enables husbands and wives to follow their own hobbies, interests, passions, and ambitions. It also aids in the preservation of their sense of identity and self-esteem. Separation can also boost creativity, productivity, and personal growth.


  • Having interests, and hobbies that you enjoy apart from your husband.

  • Making time for yourself to rest every day.

  • Once in a while, surprise your husband with something new or unexpected.

  • Maintaining your own opinions, interests, and values, even if they differ from your husband.

For many marriages, finding the appropriate balance between spending time together and spending time apart can be difficult. Personality types, attachment patterns, life phases, work schedules, family duties, and personal preferences are all aspects to consider. However, there are several steps you can take to regain your equilibrium:


Discuss your wants and expectations for time spent together and apart with your husband. Be truthful, respectful, and adaptable.


Regarding time spent together and away, respect your husband's needs and expectations. Don't make him spend more or less time with you than he desires or requires.


Plan your time together and apart ahead of time. Plan regular date nights, meetings, and activities with your husband. Schedule regular alone time.


Check in with your husband on a regular basis. Inquire about his thoughts on the amount and quality of time you spend together and apart. Provide him with input on how you are feeling. If necessary, make adjustments to your plans.


Keep in mind that there is no ideal formula for determining how much time husband and wives should spend together. The goal is to figure out what works best for you and your spouse based on your own situation. You can develop a healthy and happy marriage that lasts by spending enough time together to nurture your connection and enough time apart to nurture your individuality.


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