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  • (#1) Doing Chores Together

    Couples who work together stay together. At least, that's what this study from the succinctly named German Panel Analysis of Intimate Relationships and Family Dynamics determined. Researchers analyzed the habits of 1,338 couples and discovered that couples who share the chore load report higher levels of sexual satisfaction in their relationships.

    The study focused on male contribution to the workload specifically, finding a positive correlation between male involvement in chores and increased romantic satisfaction.

  • (#2) Touching While Sleeping

    According to researchers with the Edinburgh International Science Festival, being in close proximity to your partner while sleeping is a good indicator that you're in a healthy relationship. You don't have to be full-on spooning either - just a light touch is enough to get a sense of your intimacy levels.

    If you're part of a couple that doesn't sleep near each other at all, you may want to consider closing the gap.

  • (#3) Eating Dessert

    There's good news for the dessert lovers out there. It turns out that sharing dessert can be a powerful bonding experience, according to researchers at Edge Hill University. The study showed that 65% of families who eat dessert together feel happier together. This likely extends to couples, as well, and the great thing about being an adult is that you can eat dessert whenever you like.

    Sharing the endorphins that a delicious dessert can create is a great way to become closer to your partner.

  • (#4) Going To Sleep At The Same Time

    It might seem odd that your bedtime could have a big impact on the health of your relationship, but that's exactly what a lot of couples have reported. Researchers at Brigham Young University ran a study on the effects of gaming on relationships and discovered that one of the biggest issues arose when gaming prevented a couple from going to bed at the same time.

    It turns out that going to bed together plays a pretty big role in a couple's overall happiness. Among married couples, different bedtimes correlated with less happiness in the relationship.

  • (#5) Plucking Each Other’s Hairs, Examining Each Other’s Moles, And Other Personal Hygiene Tasks

    At the beginning of most relationships, people tend to do everything they can to hide any little imperfection they may have. As relationships mature and people become more comfortable with each other, this can change. In fact, there are tons of couples who become so comfortable with each other that they enjoy partaking in intimate grooming activities. These include popping pimples, plucking unseemly hairs, and all sorts of other tasks.

    Engaging in grooming activities releases a rush of dopamine into your brain, a chemical which can make you feel happy. Of course, just the thought of popping a zit is enough to send some people running for the hills. If you're plucking your partner's chin hairs however, there's a good chance that you are very close to them.

  • (#6) Gossiping About Other Couples

    Most people believe gossip to be a negative thing, but not Dr. Jennifer Bosson, a professor of psychology at the University of South Florida. In fact, she believes that gossiping about other couples can actually bring a couple closer together. This is because of the secretive nature of gossip. 

    Gossip only occurs between people who trust each other. If you're complaining to your partner about someone else, you are trusting them not to tell that person what you said. There's an intimacy involved with sharing secrets, so it's not surprising that lots of couples enjoy breaking down and analyzing the actions of other couples. In addition, pointing out the flaws of other couples often leads people to appreciate the positive aspects of their own relationship.

  • (#7) Picking Food Off Each Other's Plates

    There's something intimate about sharing food with your partner. When most people hear the word date, their first thought usually has some sort of meal involved. Not everyone likes when their partner picks off their plate without permission, however.

    There's a difference between taking food and sharing it, and it's an important distinction. Sharing food is a very primal act, and it's a way to show a sense of togetherness and enjoy a positive experience with each other.

  • (#8) Making Up Words/Languages

    If you and your partner make up cute words, you're not alone. A lot of couples have their own goofy languages that only they can understand, and there's actually a psychological reason behind it. Most people are first exposed to love via their parents during infancy, and the type of love we experience at that time shapes how we will experience love in the future.

    When you're making up silly words with your partner, you're actually connecting to those early memories of sharing love with your parents. It's a good sign that the love you are feeling for your partner is coming from a very deep place.

  • (#9) Watching Chick Flicks Together

    It turns out that watching romantic comedies and discussing them afterward can significantly reduce the risk of divorce in newlyweds. University of Rochester researcher Ronald D. Rogge led a study that determined that as little as five romantic comedies a month can reduce the divorce rate from 24% to 11% for couples in their first three years of marriage.

    That makes the strategy about as effective as some forms of couple's therapy, and it's much cheaper. Researchers believe that watching characters navigate difficult relationships in movies can help couples address some of the issues in their own relationships.

  • (#10) Playing Video Games Together

    While video games can often be a wedge between couples, that doesn't mean they can't help bring couples closer together, as well. Studies have shown that 76% of couples who play video games together believe that gaming has had a positive benefit on their relationship.

    This doesn't apply to couples in which only one person games, however. What's important is that you and your partner play together. It doesn't matter whether you're on the same team or are enjoying some friendly competition - the point is to share in each other's interests and build a stronger bond.

  • (#11) Taking Separate Vacations

    It might sound counterintuitive, but spending time apart can often be rejuvenating for couples. Even the most loving couples need some occasional alone time, and taking a vacation is a great way to get the space you need.

    There are plenty of reasons to take separate vacations. Maybe your partner doesn't like to travel, or your friends want to go on an adventure for old time's sake. Communication is key, however. You don't want to just disappear; instead, plan things out ahead and make sure everyone is comfortable and on board.

  • (#12) Women Wearing A Male Partner’s Underwear

    To the women who like to wear their boyfriend's underwear, know that you're not alone. Women wearing their boyfriend's underwear has become quite common. Roughly half of all women between 18 and 24 routinely wear their boyfriend's underwear, and some clothing companies have even started creating unisex underwear inspired by boxer briefs to meet the demand.

    The simple explanation is that men's underwear is often more loose and comfortable than women's underwear. Sharing each other's clothing is also an intimate experience and a sign that there is deep romantic affection between the two of you.

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When people fall in love, they often become blind so that it may be difficult to grasp the speed and way of all things. Some small contradictions may be magnified and become problems that bother you while spending less time appreciating all the beautiful things that you share with each other. Healthy long-term relationships need some interesting things to promote, and these things will make people look at the relationship from a new perspective.

Couples should keep a balance in their lives and share daily tasks, emotional labor, and maintain close relationships in a fair way. The random tool lists 12 things that are beneficial for relationships.

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