It's like I'm reading about aliens or something:
"So between Late September and late November is the “great dumping.” A lot of couples coming off their summer romance high and looking for some freedom leading into the new year. Then we hit December, where everyone tries to find a cuddle buddy to survive the harsh months of winter. Or, an equal amount of single people as I said, trying to start the new year fresh. Then a small dumping period between January and February as people shed their colder skin for upcoming warmer climates. Then We have March and April. Prime single months. Spring break, the weather getting nicer, everyone wants to show their stuff after being cooped up all winter. Then we have May where we see a large influx of relationships. People trying to find a comfortable tether for the summer months as people leave and vacation around them. A solid rock to have consistently for fun when everyone else may be unpredictable with their travels. Then we hit September again and start the dating year over."
"So between Late September and late November is the “great dumping.” A lot of couples coming off their summer romance high and looking for some freedom leading into the new year. Then we hit December, where everyone tries to find a cuddle buddy to survive the harsh months of winter. Or, an equal amount of single people as I said, trying to start the new year fresh. Then a small dumping period between January and February as people shed their colder skin for upcoming warmer climates. Then We have March and April. Prime single months. Spring break, the weather getting nicer, everyone wants to show their stuff after being cooped up all winter. Then we have May where we see a large influx of relationships. People trying to find a comfortable tether for the summer months as people leave and vacation around them. A solid rock to have consistently for fun when everyone else may be unpredictable with their travels. Then we hit September again and start the dating year over."
