Love In The Time Of Coronavirus: How To Find Romance Amidst The Chaos
There’s nothing worse than starting to fall in love with someone when out of nowhere, they get sick and die right in front of you. This kind of scenario isn’t just heartbreaking—it’s also downright terrifying. According to the CDC, over 20 million people get sick with Coronavirus every year, and this number doesn’t seem to be going down anytime soon. But don’t lose hope! There are still many ways to find love despite the Coronavirus epidemic that has been sweeping the nation for years now...
Don’t be an introvert
Ok, I get it; you prefer your own company to that of others. You’re an introvert, and introverts are great! But if you want to find love in a hurry (or even just fall into a decent relationship), then you’re going to have to get out there and participate in life. There is absolutely no substitute for face-to-face interaction when it comes to romance.
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Create boundaries
You can’t expect anyone to be sensitive to your needs if you aren’t willing to set boundaries. And if you want someone to respect your boundaries, make sure that you establish that respect first. For example, don’t share your information with someone who has proven untrustworthy in your past or who has mistreated others in past relationships.
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Get comfortable with vulnerability
When you’re starting a new relationship, especially one that could lead to true love, it can be tough to be vulnerable. But vulnerability is a beautiful and terrible thing at once: You expose yourself and risk rejection while also risking heartbreak when your partner leaves. It’s all part of being human, but there are ways to minimize your vulnerability in a new relationship—beginning with learning how to make yourself vulnerable even though it might seem scary.
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Believe that you are the prize for that person
Remember that you are always going to be more attractive than someone you're dating, so it's easy to fall into a mindset where you believe that your partner is only with you because he or she isn't able to find anyone better. This is an unhealthy and unrealistic way of looking at things; instead, remind yourself that you are an incredible prize that anyone would be lucky to have in his or her life.
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Get rid of relationship clutter
If you’re currently in a relationship, what are all those things—the photos, souvenirs, and memorabilia that remind you of your beloved—taking up space in your apartment? If you’re single, how many group-dating apps are lurking on your phone or taking up space on your laptop? Your love life might not be romantic enough to fill an entire season of a television show right now. That’s okay. It will be once you start getting rid of all that extra stuff.
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Speak up for what you want
It’s hard to love someone if you can’t even speak up for yourself. So stand up and tell people what you need, what makes you happy, and what drives you crazy. This will help others to make your happiness a priority in their lives. And when that happens, not only will your love life get better—but so will every other part of your life!
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Avoid creating drama
I don’t know how many times I’ve had to say, You were either with me or against me. There was no in-between. As a general rule, you should avoid creating drama where there doesn’t need to be any and definitely don’t create more of it than there already is.
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Know that love takes time
You can’t force love. You can’t speed it up, and you don’t always have to be online to find love. When you stop rushing into things, you take away some of your anxiety and are able to relax and focus on finding someone who really cares about what matters most to you. It may seem like an odd concept, but love happens when we care enough about someone else to be patient with them—and with ourselves!
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