<human>: Provide a brief overview of the text.

My boyfriend (29) and I (F30) have been together for a little over a year. We fell madly in love within the first two months of knowing each other and moved in together five months later. We are most definitely the loves of each other's lives. Both of us have been through a lot of bad things relationship-wise and are incredibly grateful to have this beautiful relationship and the ability to spend the rest of our lives together.

The problem: Things have gotten stale. It's just not exciting anymore. We actually talked about it last night. I had been feeling bored with things lately but hadn't said anything because I thought it might all be in my head. Then he mentioned last night that he's been feeling the same way. We both work full time, he's also going to school full time (working on his masters) and I go to school part time. We spend as much time together as possible, but lately it seems like when we're together, we're either doing homework, cleaning the house, or just being so tired that we watch tv in near silence. We're kind of at a loss. I've never been in a healthy and functional relationship before, especially with someone that I adore this much, so I don't really know how to handle this kind of situation. He's been in one but it's been about seven years and it was entirely different than what we have together. Does anyone have any advice as to what to do to keep the spark in a relationship? We agreed that we need to make sure we make time to work on our relationship – to make sure it keeps working – and also to get out of the house more often. I feel like that's a good start, but it may take a bit more work than that. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
<bot>: SO (M29) and I (F30) have been together a little over a year and things have gotten stale.  Any suggestions on how to keep things exciting?