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"  The market is flooded with apps that are essentially social networks for couples\u2014we&amp;#039;ve discussed some of them right here. But one app hopes to separate itself from the pack by playing games. No, you won&amp;#039;t be battling your husband in Candy Crush; instead, Kahnoodle relies on game theory, which plays off of our innate desire for rewards.  Partners use Kahnoodle to log the little things they do for one another, which fills up each person&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;love tank.&amp;quot; When your tank is full, you earn rewards called &amp;quot;Koupons&amp;quot; (no, this app is not sponsored by the Kardashians), which can be exchanged for predetermined things like date nights and sex.  On one hand, we can see what they&amp;#039;re going for. The lure of a sex coupon can be surprisingly motivating for some men, and we&amp;#039;ll admit to getting so caught up in our busy lives that a little push notification to do something for our husbands might help. On the other hand, this creates yet another reason to look at your smartphone instead of your partner. Also, who has time to log thoughtful gestures in an app? Sometimes we&amp;#039;re too tired to find our own pajamas before dropping into bed, so forget about laying out PJ&amp;#039;s for him and then noting it on our phones.    poll by twiigs.com    [Via The Atlantic] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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