The biggest myth about happy couples is that they make grand romantic gestures every day. The reality? Successful intimacy is built in the micro-moments.
Dr. John Gottman, a leading researcher on marital stability, suggests a daily six-second kiss. Why six seconds? It’s long enough to stop being a greeting and start being a connection. It floods the brain with oxytocin and lowers cortisol (stress) levels.
We often ask "How was work?" but rarely ask "How is your heart?" or "What’s one thing you want to try in bed this month?"
Using a gamified approach to these questions—like the Truth or Dare mode—removes the pressure. It turns a "serious talk" into a playful discovery session. You aren't "working on your relationship"; you're just playing a game.