Swinging with the Finkels was about a couple that tried to save their stale marriage. With that in mind, the female main character suggested swinging with another married couple, meaning to exchange partner for a night. It's an interesting concept to allow a partner to see if the grass is greener on the other side, to have sex with another person outside of the marriage. I wonder how that would save a marriage.
True that a strong foundation in a relationship will help a couple get through tough times. Passion and love is like fire, both have to work together to keep it alive. After 10 years together, the Frinkels don't even want to touch each other. That's probably a realistic problem in our society. Many people are busy and don't have time for romance or even to show that they care. It's kind of sad that love is always more sweet in the beginning, known as the honeymoon period. I want to believe that if a couple love each other enough, care and passion should always be there, to keep love sweet like chocolates.
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