Love is to be shared on a plate with two forks on valentine's Day with your Love

Love is to be shared on a plate with two forks on valentine's Day with your Love

Valentine's week is going on the lover's are already around the gift's corner's planning the gift's. And few planning the perfect date. But i always plan a perfect dinner date with my man. As food is Love, and sharing it is everything. When you eat off the same plate, the routine of pulling out candles, dimming the lights, and cracking open a bottle of wine are even more necessary. Otherwise the clinking forks and leaning over one another to get a bite won't feel nearly so romantic ( in fact, with overhead lights and CNN on in the background, it could get downright annoying). Sharing food is very intimate sign of love. Here's how eating food can build a romance between both. Eating toether is a ritual so entrenched in dating and romantic relationships that we barely stop to question why exactly we do it. When you have planned a dinner date and have thought of sharing the same plate, Intuitively, we know that eating together is an important ingredient in a successful relationship, but what does science have to say on the matter? Can sharing meals spark romance and lead to a love that is, well, all consuming?  yes, it does dining together is one thing, but sharing the same dish or feeding your love interest seems to take the romance factor to the next level.

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