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And the data here, too, suggest that this pandemic is actually changing the courtship process is some positive ways. Foremost, coronavirus has slowed things down. This pandemic has forced singles to return to more traditional wooing: getting to know someone before the kissing starts. An astonishing 6, men and women replied. And they are doing something new: video chatting. Before Covid, only 6 percent of these singles were using video chatting to court. And there are some real advantages to seeing these potential partners on FaceTime, Zoom or some other internet platform.

We are walking billboards of who we are. Your haircut or lack of haircut during these pandemic times ; your tattoo; your preppy shirt; your revealing blouse: all these and many more visible traits signal your background, education and interests. Indeed, specific brain regions respond almost instantly to assess two things about a likely mate: their personality and their physical appeal.

We do this within seconds of seeing him or her. This pandemic has solved, if temporarily, two of the most challenging aspects of contemporary dating : sex and money. What if they invite me back to their pad?