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Coronavirus isolation period: Why this is a good time to get your groove back

With time, your busy schedules have caused a strain on your relationship (Shutterstock)

As a couple, you might be used to going to work every day and rarely see each other. You only have a few hours to be together over the weekends (which he also splits to go watch football and hangout with his boys). You might realize that with time, your busy schedules have caused a strain on your relationship. With the imposed “stay indoors” directive, it is imperative that you spend time in the house, together. How about you use this period to rekindle your relationship? Here are some basic tips on how you can get your groove back

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