Once in a lifetime

You both want the wheel. The tug-of-war can be a thrill, but without practice at yielding it becomes nightly friction.

💡Decide who drives tonight before it starts, and the friction turns into a game.

Two residents of the long night. You both enjoy the time itself, so you can sink deep together.

💡Be honest about stamina and tomorrow. Keeping a 'short version tonight' option makes this sustainable.

You ignite for the same reason, in the same places, at the same temperature.

💡Words go missing after the fire. One honest sentence afterwards changes the whole night.

Two explorers. Something is new every time; boredom is not in the vocabulary.

💡Don't turn novelty into a competition. 'Let's do the one we loved' takes courage too.