The honeymoon phase: You know that euphoric period of time at the beginning of a relationship where your partner seems perfect and you can’t keep your hands off one another? Fast forward a few months (or sometimes years) and that initial spark begins to fade and those feel-good chemicals start to wear off. What then? Today, I share why the honeymoon phase is so intoxicating, why our feelings change over time, and how to strengthen your relationship so that it survives the initial fading of happy hormones.

The honeymoon phase lasts about 6 months to 2years in average. when you are falling in love with someone, It changes what happens in your brain and body. Neuro transmitters responsible for love like oxytocin, dopamine are flooding your brain and the physical and psychological response of our body feels like we are on drugs.

Looking at the neurological response to people on cocaine and people falling in love, it was pretty much the same thing.

Here are some recommendations to keep your honeymoon active.
1) Talking about your sex life and fantasies: communication is pretty much everything. After sexual engagements, discussion about the sexual performance and pleasures derived should be communicated to give room for improvement where necessary. Talk about what turns you on and share some of those fantasies you have with your partner.

2) Find out what you guys are both into: <a href="https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=f852bcd35c15e377be20c4e8fb278a19&news_entry_id=s197f34d9210711en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_0cba412c-c7eb-4624-b67c-2a7bf86f6a70&from=news"> Readmore </a>