From 'cuffing season' to summer flings, feelings of love and lust can be ignited - or extinguished - by the weather.
Here are five Valentine’s Day facts you might not have known about, as love in the air.From cuffing season to summer flings to mood swings, feelings of love and lust can be ignited – or extinguished – by the weather.
"At different times a year, you will see different spikes in dating, but really with different intentions in dating," Miller said. "They're dark. The days are a lot shorter than they are in the summer, which can be in itself really depressing," Miller said. According to Miller, cuffing is a big generalization, but it typically involves a consistent, committal relationship to ensure companionship during a time of year when people are less inclined to go out.According to a Bumble representative, cuffing season also continues following Dating Sunday, the first Sunday of the new year and the busiest day for online dating each year.
"People are more active, our social schedules are a lot busier, and we will see a lot more people who are active in dating."