The "cuffing season" refers to that time of year—typically from October through February—when people are more likely to pair up. It’s not about finding "the one" for life, but rather seeking temporary companionship to get through the colder months. In essence, it’s a way of finding some warmth and connection to help navigate the winter chill.
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All week long, we’re looking into 10 new terms and concepts that are certain to be on everyone’s lips in 2023! It’s nearly 11 months since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, and the war has reached somewhat of a stalemate. Many observers expected a swift Russian victory, no ... Show More
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314. Healing Your Attachment Style in Relationships w/ Charisse Cooke
<p>In today’s episode, we are joined by Charisse Cook. Charisse is a psychotherapist who has been practicing in London, England for over 20 years, specializing in relationships. </p>
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Get Him Back Using This Method
<p><strong>Find out why this episode hit over 100,000 downloads on its first day</strong>—Tune in RIGHT NOW to learn the psychology of <u>WHY MEN ALWAYS PULL AWAY IN RELATIONSHIPS</u>!!! whether beginning, middle, or end--it seems to always happen at some point. </p><p><br>< ... Show More
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