AKURAT.CO The pandemic did not discourage anyone from getting acquainted with new people, with the aim of being a life companion.
However, anxiety is somewhat high because of time New Normal and the COVID-19 pandemic. This will result in you not going on dates and meeting face-to-face lovers.
However, there is a need for relationships to build a household. According to Amesh A. Adalja, from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, dating by meeting also has risks.
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“People date during a pandemic and there will never be a way to reduce the risk to zero. There will definitely be a risk involved unless it remains six feet (two meters) apart, and I don’t know how nice it is to go out that way,” he said, as summarized AccuratelyIntim from the page Health.
On the other hand, health experts recommend avoiding close contact with people who do not live at home, to reduce the risk of contracting COVID-19.
“In general, most dating activities do not fit social distance,” Richard Watkins, MD, doctor of infectious diseases in Akron, Ohio, and a professor of medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University.
Watkins said, the safest choice now is through video chat or phone calls, although sometimes this method is not enough to really know someone. However, doing a Zoom or FaceTime chat to get to know each other first is not a bad idea at the moment.
You can also find out your comfort level through remote chat. In a relationship of comfort the most important.
“If you are really careful, you might want to date someone who is also careful. Even if you are in a relationship, you want to make sure you and your partner are on the same wave of safety and risk tolerance,” Adalja added .
In addition, when you want to determine when to meet with a potential partner, you can also do the COVID-19 test. Of course, so you stay safe and your partner more comfortable.
“You should consider testing, but remember the limitations of a test, sometimes the results will be different in the future,” he concluded.
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