Bringing Back INTIMACY with 10 Simple Habits // Wife Talk

We've been married for nearly 5 years and by now, that initial spark is long gone.I've been practicing these 10 simple habits to bring back that fire and passion in our marriage and have been pleasantly surprised by the results!

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[brooketeague]

When I was 22 year old I met the man I thought I would spend my life with. We had a son and then 6 weeks later poof he was gone. He died unexpectedly in a skydiving accident. He left for work one day and never came home. Fast-forward 10 years, I got a second chance at a soul mate. I try to remind myself to soak it all in. Life is short, stop complaining about the little things. Hug him tight when he leaves for work every day, sniff his pillow when you make the bed, just pick up the stupid clothes on the floor and be grateful you have a hunny to wash clothes for! Just enjoy it all because it passes so fast!

[alyssakaye]

I bought a small laundry basket for my husband to dump his “I’ll wear them tomorrow clothes”. It looks cleaner & he still gets his own pile. Happy medium.

[aaronbennett]

Believe it or not, we men are watching too! Trying to figure out how to get our wives either back, or attract them again! I love my wife, and want nothing more than to feel like she still loves me! We'll see.❣️

[beccathebirdgirl]

i'm not even married or in a relationship, but i'm still watching this :P

[oliviamadsen]

I know this doesn't relate but that sweater with your glasses and that extremely flattering haircut is just so beautiful on you😍

[hyrunnisa]

The clothes thing was definitely a problem for a while. Ugh especially dirty socks. But instead of going around picking up after him I stopped caring. Eventually he ran out of socks and realized he needs to clean up after himself.

[beavadakkoot]

Not married yet, but almost kind of engaged and I love to learn already now 🤭🤭💕 thank your for the tips!

1. Learn each other's love language
2. "make out"/ kiss for at least 30 seconds daily
3. Write a love note/text once a week
4. Say thank you
5. Go the extra mile
6. Stop nagging and deal with it
7. Stop thinking about what he isn't doing and start thinking about what he is doing
8. Communicate
9. Pillowtalk
10. Prioritize date night

[rosealtman]

I feel like in 7 years with my husband my number one advice for other couples is to never stop dating and to communicate.

[Ashleyohmy]

My husband is the same with leaving his clothes on the floor, and I did the same I accepted it as one of his quirks. One day he had to work for a month out of the country so I was alone and to be honest I missed the dirty clothes on the floor, because it meant he wasn't there. And I realized one day he might not be here with me anymore and I'll miss the dirty clothes. So I embrace them.

[callieschmidbauer]

Loved this video!
My husband is considered an essential worker and as you can imagine he has had a loooong week at work. So a few nights ago I made a cake, picked up dinner from one of our favorite restaurants, did my hair and put and dress on me and my 2 year old daughter. Surprise date night! He walked in and cried a little bit 🤣♥️

[lasusurradoradegatos]

I've been married 13 years (really, really happily married) and I agree with most part of your video but picking up his clothes silently from the floor let me say I don't think is a good way, I think that with time this kind of situation may lead to frustration. What if he keeps doing it, and then he starts with another anoying thing, and you just keep "fixing" his mess? I think the secret of a good marriage is both doing their best to make the other person as happy as possible, so in your situation I would talk to my husband and say: ok, I clean the house and I do the laundry (he does LOT of other tasks at home every day) and just throwing your clothes on the floor makes me feel you don't respect the part of the job I do, plus I'm also tired, plus my back also hurts, so please stop, if you want we can put a bin there so you can throw your clothes directly there so I can take it for laundry next day. I don't know but negotiation with your partner and setting a deal makes the relationship cleaner. After 13 years I can't throw him anything cause we settle everything, even the smallest, and we make an effort everyday to make the other as confortable as possible. I think the key is that both of the partners achieve this thought: "she/he makes my life nice and easier, I'll go and do the same!"

[danielaaguirreriofrio]

OMG the quality and editing of this video it's so good! I love the extra effort you put in the intro

[muffinandash]

I needed this right now. Just last night my partner and I were crying and talking about how rough things have gotten and how we need to pay more attention to us and our relationship and voilà your video is in my feed after having a great day together. The icing on the cake. Thank you so much. 🙏❤️

[nataliabarber]

I think most wives can relate to husbands leaving their clothes on the floor 😂

[kittiesue]

as much as your vlogs bring me joy i absolutely love these sit down videos! you have such good advice and i really enjoy the mix of content on your channel

[lillianlewerenz]

I’m getting married next month, and this is a nice reminder of some things to prioritize as we enter into this new phase of our lives! Thanks for sharing ☺️

[freyawithey]

Not married yet but in a long term relationship, these tips are truly life changing ❤️

[thatsroughbuddy-]

not married yet, however in a relationship. and showing appreciation for your partner in any way possible is something that is very important for me to do. however, life is busy and sometimes this tends to get pushed to the backround. so thank you, Delilah, for these helpful tips and this overall beautiful reminder!

[hannahmaecowart]

This was such a great video. Pillow talk especially is one of the most important in our relationship. When we go a few days without spending time intentionally looking in each other’s eyes and being close, we don’t feel that “oneness”.

[jennkeno]

Thank you for this video! Marriage is so important and I love to see how strong you two are together! ❤️💪🏽