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It's to explain, I'm Sean Ramos-Vroom, and over the past six months now of everyone being in

some state of quarantine or lockdown, we've talked a lot about how that's affecting our society,

our economy, our cities, our buildings, our relationships, our families, our psychies. But we haven't

talked about one essential component, and that is our love lives. But today, explained reporter

producer Halima Shah has been focused on just that thing for the past few weeks. Halima, what have

you discovered? Well, COVID-19 has basically made an already awkward gain more awkward,

and there is a lot of sadness when it comes to relationships during the pandemic. For example,

a lot of people who might have been in the early stages of a relationship are finding that it's

fizzling out, and a lot of people who were considering divorce or maybe splitting up are basically

having to cohabit with the people they were planning on leaving. That's rough. But, and there's

a big but here. Oh, good. Yeah, there's a silver lining. I was about to cry. We don't want people

to cry anymore. We make them cry plenty on this show. And the silver lining in this case is that

some people are finding that the pandemic and the lockdown is helping them advance their relationships.

Cool. So are we going to hear from some couples or what? We are going to hear from some couples.

We're going to hear from young people living in cities who are in their 20s and 30s. And we're

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