| | | Ah, summer lovin'. John Travolta and Olivia Newton John cavorting under the dock. Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey having the goddamned time of their lives. Someone surprise-wiping ice cream on some | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | |  | | | | May 16, 2019 | | Here's Why Summer Is the Best Time to Get Off Dating Apps
Words of Wisdom from Our Resident Dating Coach | |  | | | | | | | Ah, summer lovin'. John Travolta and Olivia Newton John cavorting under the dock. Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey having the goddamn time of their lives. Someone surprise-wiping ice cream on someone else's nose in every chick flick ever as if no one has pulled this move before and none of us saw it coming at all. There's just something so timelessly sexy about it.
If you've ever heard of cuffing season, you know that there are physiological, biological and social influencers that affect how we date season to season. The benefit of scouring the single seas in the wintertime is that during those cold, dark, snuggle-conducive months, the mindset at large is more relationship-oriented. The benefit of looking for love in the summertime is that everyone wants to have fun. And there is nothing more fun than summer love.
All of which is to say: now is best time of year to get the fuck off of Tinder and out into real world, where large swaths of singles are yearning to be swept off their feet (and into a mosquito-netted cabaña).
To give you that extra push, here are a few convincing reasons why...
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