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We've been dating for around 6 months. This is the easiest and best relationship either of us has been in and we tick a lot of each other's boxes for intellect and attraction and humor and communication.

The problem is that even though we have something so good, we don't feel passionately in love (yet?). We both care for each other, enjoy each other's company, and want to see and talk to each other often. We will definitely remain friends if the relationship were to end. But the feeling of being in love is missing and we aren't sure if it's better to try and build that (how do you build strong feelings?) or look for partners who we feel more strongly about.

And so, r/relationships, we are bringing this problem to you. Have any of you been in a relationship where the strong feelings grew later on? What did you do to ignite love? Or are we fighting a losing battle? It's so hard to give up on something good without searching for ways to make it strong.
<bot>: Have any of you been in a relationship where deep feelings of love grew later on? What did you do to ignite it? Or are we fighting a losing battle?