10 Things That Quietly Improve Relationships Over Time

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Consistent Good Mornings

Asking One Extra Question

Putting Phones Down First

Remembering Small Preferences

Pausing Before Replying in Heat

Sharing One Win or Worry Daily

Helping Without Scorekeeping

Replaying Good Memories Casually

Giving Space Without Guilt

Ending Days with Gratitude Notes

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