Falling in love during the end of the year holidays is a bit of a dream for all singles who adore Christmas movies! In reality, it should be avoided because you could be a victim of "snow-globing".
After the love trends of "holidating" and "cuffing", it is now the turn of "swow-globing" to be talked about! While “holidating” consists of going out with a person only for the holidays and that cuffing consists of getting into a relationship with the aim of not spending the winter alone, “swow-globing” is still different. . He is heavily inspired by the somewhat kitsch and cuckold scenarios of Christmas movies, namely a single man or woman who meets the love of his life while going to get his tree.
Thanks to the magic of the Christmas celebrations, you believe hard in this unexpected love story, you go on romantic dates and romantic walks around the ice rink and you are even convinced that it is there. : you have finally found your soul mate. Unfortunately, once the holiday season has passed, you fall down on yourself realizing that it was all an illusion …
Why should we be wary of "snow-globing"?
During the holidays, we are generally happier. Result: you idealize this romantic encounter because you do not want to take the lead. You just want to enjoy the good times spent with this person who comforts you and that you did not know a few days ago. Contacted by the US edition of the magazine Cosmopolitan, Gary Brown, a therapist specializing in relationships, explains that this relationship brings a certain comfort and a reassuring side in winter.
"We just don't want to be alone during the holidays. We feel embarrassed not to be in a relationship with our loved ones and it can be painful so people become more romantic in order not to feel this loneliness. », Explains the specialist. So you will understand: even if some love stories like these can last, it is better to be wary of "snow-globing" if you do not want to end 2020 with a broken heart …
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