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Date nights have become restricted, not only activity wise but availability wise. We have opposite schedules, we both live with our parents, and we live about an hour away from each other. When we get time to spend with one another, it's usually late at night so there aren't a plethora of activities to attend, or we'll be stuck at the house with our parents with not much alone time. I mean, there are always restaurants and movie theaters, but my waist is expanding, my bank account is shrinking, and there's only so many movies you can see.

Also, our time alone together has become oddly quiet lately. We'll go for a walk to escape our parents, and we'll run out of things to talk about or I'll find we'll fall back on the same conversation starters time and time again. Or if we have the house to our self, we'll almost inevitably spend the afternoon being physically intimate. Not that it's bad, (I do enjoy our time of physical intimacy) but it's very predictable.

Don't get me wrong, I love my boyfriend and he's made it very clear that he loves me back; it's just that things have started to seem "ho-hum" lately. I haven't talked to him about his take on the matter yet, but right now he seems perfectly content with the schedule, except for the fact we live so far away and can't see each other as often as we'd both like.
<bot>: Things aren't as exciting as they used to be. I don't know if this normal in every relationship, or if things are taking a bad turn.