Accept that adaptation is a process
Even the strongest love does not cancel the need to get used to each other. You both have your own habits that may not coincide. Give yourself time. There is nothing wrong with feeling irritated or tired from the novelty - the main thing is not to ignore these feelings.

Talk about your needs and boundaries
You are used to choosing your own movie for the evening or eating when you want. Now it is important to negotiate. Openly discuss the little things: quiet time, personal space, division of responsibilities. This is not about selfishness, but about a healthy relationship where both partners have the right to comfort.

Create new shared rituals
Your individual rituals are part of your story. But together with your partner it is worth creating new small traditions: Sunday breakfast, joint walks or evenings without phones. This will help build a common foundation without feeling like you have lost yourself.

Remember to take time for yourself
Living together does not mean being with each other 24/7. Leave time for independent activities - reading, sports, chatting with friends. It is the time alone that helps maintain balance and prevents emotional exhaustion.

Allow yourself to be vulnerable
Living together is not only about everyday life, it is also about emotional contact. You may feel fear or sadness due to changes - talk about it. Vulnerability does not make you weak, it builds true intimacy.

Keep a sense of humor
There will be moments when someone leaves a tube of toothpaste open, and someone accidentally puts a cup in the wrong place. If you manage to laugh at little things instead of fighting - your life together will become much easier and more enjoyable.

Living with a partner after loneliness is a challenge and an opportunity at the same time. It is a journey in which it is important to preserve yourself and learn to be together. Respect, openness and a willingness to work on relationships will help you go through this journey with love.