25 things you can do while you're stuck at home with your partner that don't involve Netflix

Samantha GrindellApr 28, 2020, 23:37 IST

You can do a variety of activities at home with your partner during the coronavirus pandemic.Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock

Couples who are currently quarantined or self-isolating together might find themselves running out of things to do.
Although it can be fun to Netflix and chill, there are plenty of other activities couples can do at home together to help pass the time.
Giving each other massages, doing crosswords or puzzles together, rearranging your furniture, and taking baths together are just a few examples of creative things couples can do together at home.
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Lighten things up with a dance party.

You can dance at home. g-stockstudio/ Getty Images

Take a break from Netflix by reading a book together.

Read a book together. Dmytro Zinkevych/Shutterstock

You could start a board game tournament.

Start a board game tournament. staticnak1983/Getty Images

Schedule a virtual couples therapy session.

You can do couples therapy. Shutterstock/WAYHOME studio

You can write each other love notes.

Write your partner a love letter. Shutterstock

Try to become TikTok famous together.

Try TikTok challenges as a couple. GaudiLab/Shutterstock

You should probably do your taxes.

It's a good idea to get your taxes done. WAYHOME studio/Shutterstock

Or you could make your own bar crawl.

You can make a mini bar crawl at home. Shutterstock

Have a wine tasting night to make a dent in the quarantine supplies you purchased.

You can taste wine at home. Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images

Take a bubble bath together.

Bubble baths are romantic for couples. Grey's Anatomy/ABC

If you have a backyard or outdoor space, you can have some fun with water.

You can make a miniature beach. Josef Lindau/Getty Images

Plan themed date nights based on cuisine.

You can do date night at home. Maskot/Getty Images

Make sure you're spending some time apart.

Save time for yourself. Hero Images/ Getty Images

You can bring the fun of s'mores into your home.

You can make s'mores. Mike Lawrie/Getty Images

Build a pillow fort for a movie marathon.

Watch movies in a fort. The Gender Spectrum Collection

Crosswords or puzzles are more fun to do as a team.

You can do puzzles together. Steve Mason/Getty Images

Collect your old family photos into albums.

Organize photos with your partner. Halfpoint Images/Getty Images

It's a good time to clean out the closet.

You can organize together. Clean Lines Organizing and Design, LLC

Arrange a "Great British Bake Off"-style baking competition, where the loser has to do the dishes.

You can have a baking competition. PeopleImages/Getty Images

Quarantine presents a good opportunity to rearrange your furniture.

You can rearrange your furniture. Maskot/Getty Images

You can schedule a virtual double date to connect with friends.

You can have double dates online. LOUISE BEAUMONT/Getty Images

Even if it's not usually your thing, playing video games together can help to pass the time.

You can play video games together. Gpointstudio/Getty Images

Creating an exercise routine together has multiple benefits.

You can exercise together. LWA/Dann Tardif/Getty Images

Use the time to hang new pictures in the house.

Hang photos in your home together. Shestock/Getty Images

Give each other at-home massages.

You can massage each other at home. Dave & Les Jacobs/Getty Images

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