Covid-19 Cuties Z and C, part 1: why Z is having more sex, but dating less, and C isn't dating at all

How can we date during the Coronavirus pandemic, aka COVID-19? 35-year-olds Z and C answer questions about how they're dating during this era of face masks, sheltering in place, and social distancing.

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This episode covers:

- What's the first dating thing you’re going to do when quarantine is over?

- In terms of priority level, what level was dating before, and how has it changed now?

- Have you changed your distance or started chatting with people from farther away as a result of quarantine? Why?

- What are you looking for from men you match with online? How has the coronavirus changed that?

- Are you more attracted to optimists or realists? Has that changed since before the coronavirus?

- Is it easier or harder for you to feel more comfortable with a guy right now, since it's harder to meet up at present?

- Normally how long would you want to wait to go on a first date? And now with the Shelter-in-place, how long are you willing to forgo meeting the guy in person?

- Are you thinking about breaking quarantine to meet in person and be intimate?

- How would you rate your sex drive, compared to the average woman’s?

- Do you want sex more or less as a result of the current situation? 

 

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