Ties, flings or love?

I think it's for convenience because people don't want to be alone during the holidays. But those relationships also don't last. When people aren't making the rounds of parties and family gatherings, there's no reason for them to remain a couple.

It would depend on the two people involved as to what the relationship would be.

People feel sad being alone during the Holidays. This is why we tend to want to see people in late December.

December definitely feels like a beehive of activity, filled with reunions, celebrations, and emotional energy. Most people meet old friends and relatives; memories and feelings often resurface. The festive mood lowers guards and makes people more open, vulnerable, and expressive. Atleast from what I have seen and experienced. This can sometimes lead to genuine connections, but it can also create confusion. For some, it’s nostalgia or loneliness dressed up as romance. For others, it may simply be attraction amplified by the season and social gatherings. It all depends on the circumstances around the person. According to me, True love usually reveals itself over time, not just in a moment of holiday excitement. December can spark something meaningful, but it also tests once routine returns. So whether it’s love or a fleeting moment often becomes clear after the festivities fade. Enjoy the time!

I would say December is just a normal month, celebrating Christmas and looking forward to the new year.

Holidays are not complete without a partner. Hehe

This is what they call “cuffing” season. People feel like they want to be with someone into the holidays, and they also don’t want to be alone for Valentine’s Day. However, if those are your reasons for being together, the relationship soon runs it’s course, and ends shortly after that.

I guess people are a bit more open and relaxed around Christmas time.