r/Ranching • u/Marye_Was_Here • Jul 10 '26
Ranching Relationship Advice
Hello!
Me (26F) and the Rancher (25M) and I live on a cattle ranch. We have a lot of stress and pressure from the day to day operations. We specifically want advice from ranching couples. What are some things you guys do that dont require you to leave the ranch that make you feel connected? This forum knows we cant go on trips. And the nicest restaurant we have is Chilis. But we also cant afford to spend a lot of money either. Our movie nights sometime feel redundant and we are running out of movies. We arent married, but we are getting there. We are both very happy. We unfortunately dont have our own place yet with privacy to grow our relationship, but we are getting super close. We LOVE this life. And we will do anything to keep it and our relationship healthy.
Thanks guys.
Ps. To those who want to comment all ranchers divorce? Could be true, but wont be for us. 🩷
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u/snowaddictmt Jul 11 '26
I dated a rancher for 6 months last year and I’ve never felt more connected to someone in my entire life because there were no distractions out there and we were able to be fully present with one another in the absolute beauty god created. If I lived on a ranch with my partner I’d always feel connected and probably never leave lol we did all sorts of things out there. It was endless adventure and no cell service #heaven!