Swoon: Love Lessons with Julie and Gina Wintertime Love: It's cuffing season!
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Oct 12, 2020 As winter approaches, couples flock together for warmth during cuffing season. The hosts delve into the reasons behind this temporary pairing phenomenon, discussing how holiday pressures and fewer social venues encourage cozy relationships. They highlight the importance of honesty and clarity to avoid short-term fixes that may dissolve by spring. Listeners get practical pandemic dating tips and advice on balancing excitement with healthy boundaries. The conversation emphasizes transparent communication, especially when dating multiple people.
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Seasonal Pairing Explained
- Cuffing season is when people pair up to get through colder months rather than to always form lifelong matches.
- Julie Jeske and Gina Senarighi note these relationships often dissolve as warmer weather returns.
Be Clear About Intentions
- Be intentional and honest about what you want so you don't hurt someone or yourself.
- Communicate clearly whether you're seeking short-term coziness or long-term partnership.
Therapist's Fall Uptick
- Gina Senarighi reports many clients seek therapy in September and October about new relationships formed over the year.
- She sees a seasonal pattern where relationship work increases in the fall.