How to Plan a Vacation Separate From Your Spouse

Separate vacations? Isn't that a prelude to divorce? Actually, many
therapists say it's an indicator of a long and happy marriage. When
you see each other every day, you may fail to see each other at all.
Separate vacations help you become your own person again--the
one your spouse fell in love with.

Instructions

    • 1

      Talk to your spouse. A separate vacation is fine, but unless you're aiming for a divorce, it should be a joint decision. If your spouse is adamantly opposed to a night-clubbing weekend with your mostly single friends, don't push it. You both need to be on safe ground to make this getaway an enjoyable one.

    • 2

      Travel with a friend. Rediscover what it's like to be one of the girls or guys instead of someone's husband or wife.

    • 3

      Take this opportunity to go somewhere your spouse would never go. Revisit long-held dreams and take a walk on the wild side. Read 442 Book an Adventure Vacation.

    • 4

      Indulge yourself. Eat and drink what you want when you want.

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