Relationships
A NEW couple who met online during lockdown are at themselves like rabbits.
SIX weeks of isolation was, it turns out, all it took to smash your relationship with your partner to smithereens. But can it be put back together?
A COUPLE going through a sexual rut during lockdown have been given a sneak preview of married life.
ARGUING is a great way to pass the time during lockdown. Here are some excellent blazing rows to bring your relationship to breaking point.
A MIDDLE-CLASS father who has always said he would love to go on a year-long campervan trip around the world with his wife and kids has quietly revised his plans.
TWO flatmates trapped together under lockdown are increasingly aware it is only a matter of time before they crack and shag each other.
PEOPLE who use the phrase ‘I don’t mean to be rude’ always follow it up by saying something incredibly offensive which they definitely mean.
A MUM quarantined with her children is suggesting another game of hide-and-seek.
A WOMAN crafting protective face masks for her family is enjoying getting rid of shirts belonging to her husband that she has always hated.
A WOMAN filling the lockdown days by flirting online has a truly exceptional number of dates lined up for when all this is over.