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Je sais y a que moi qui me pose cette question mais dcp c qui qui l’a filme ? 😂
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Phone rules are all about keeping your emotional connection strong despite the distractions that tech can bring. Here are some boundaries to help prevent 'phubbing' and promote intimacy: Strict No-Phone Zones The Bedroom Rule: No phones in bed! Keep chargers across the room to prioritize sleep and intimacy. The Dinner Table Rule: Make meals about each other phones should be completely off the table. Turn them face down or leave them in another room. The First & Last 15 Minutes: No phone looking for the first 15 minutes after waking and the last 15 minutes before bed. Instead, focus on each other. Trust & Transparency Open Door Access: Share your phone passcodes to build trust, but remember to respect privacy. No obsessive snooping! The Notification Rule: Don’t hide your phone or lock the screen when your partner walks by. That just creates suspicion. Clear Boundary Boundaries: Agree on what counts as disrespect, like deleting texts or hiding contacts. Presence & Engagement The 'Look Up' Command: When talking to your partner, look up from your screen and make eye contact. Don’t just give a distracted 'mhm'! Active Status Disclosure: Let your partner know when you'll be busy like saying,
Phone rules are all about keeping your emotional connection strong despite the distractions that tech can bring. Here are some boundaries to help prevent 'phubbing' and promote intimacy: Strict No-Phone Zones The Bedroom Rule: No phones in bed! Keep chargers across the room to prioritize sleep and intimacy. The Dinner Table Rule: Make meals about each other phones should be completely off the table. Turn them face down or leave them in another room. The First & Last 15 Minutes: No phone looking for the first 15 minutes after waking and the last 15 minutes before bed. Instead, focus on each other. Trust & Transparency Open Door Access: Share your phone passcodes to build trust, but remember to respect privacy. No obsessive snooping! The Notification Rule: Don’t hide your phone or lock the screen when your partner walks by. That just creates suspicion. Clear Boundary Boundaries: Agree on what counts as disrespect, like deleting texts or hiding contacts. Presence & Engagement The 'Look Up' Command: When talking to your partner, look up from your screen and make eye contact. Don’t just give a distracted 'mhm'! Active Status Disclosure: Let your partner know when you'll be busy like saying, "I need 5 minutes to respond to this text!" - Put It Away in Public: On date nights or out with friends, keep your phone stored away. Digital Communication No Text Fighting: If things get heated in a text thread, switch to a call or wait to discuss in person. The Safety Check-in: A quick text when you arrive at your destination or if you’re running late shows you respect their peace of mind. Match the Energy: Don’t leave your partner waiting for hours if they send an urgent or sweet message. Introducing the Rules When you talk about these boundaries, frame it as 'Us vs. The Problem' it’s about increasing your connection, not calling them out. Timing Is Everything: Bring it up when both of you are relaxed! Use this framework: "I love spending time with you, but lately, I feel like our screens are distracting us. Can we set some simple boundaries to be more present?" Trial Run Suggestion: Start with one rule for a week and see how it feels. Maybe no phones at dinner first? Equal Commitment: Both of you should follow the rules! And if someone slips up, they should admit it. "Oops, my bad, putting it away now!” Keeping it light and fun with playful penalties can help too! So, what rule do you think would be easiest to start with? How do you think your partner will react? #mothercharity #couplegoals #selfawareness #husband #respect

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