Cuffing season, the stretch from roughly October through February when singles feel a stronger pull to pair up, is often driven more by loneliness than by love. Therapists and researchers point to holiday pressure, shorter days and the fear of being alone as the forces that push people together this time of year. Those relationships…
Cuffing season is the stretch of cold months, roughly October through March, when singles feel more pull toward relationships. The idea is to cuff, or lock yourself to, someone for the winter, whether that means a serious relationship, a casual romance or just company on long, chilly nights. According to PEOPLE, the phrase took off…

