Seasonal Relationships

Seasonal relationships can be unhealthy for your emotional health especially if it involves winter coating, cuffing, and spider webbing. When winter arrives, some experience winter coating in their relationships. Winter Coating is when an ex or someone you know from your past relationships wants to get back in a relationship with you. However, winter coating is a short-term relationship that is unhealthy. This type of relationship is damaging because it leaves you confused and wanting a longer relationship. 

Winter Coating can hurt you financially. Yet this relationship changes your perspective towards your ex. It makes you believe that your ex has changed for the better. Also, it makes you believe that the relationship can last a lifetime. Nonetheless, winter coating makes you end your relationship when spring arrives. 

Another type of seasonal relationship is cuffing. Cuffing begins in the autumn season and can end on Valentine's Day. Ending a relationship on Valentine's Day is not a good day to break off from the relationship. Cuffing and other seasonal relationships begin because of loneliness before the holidays. Sadness can make someone have the desire to be in a relationship during the autumn and winter months. 

Additionally, cuffing makes it quicker to be in a relationship. Be aware that rushing into a relationship is something you might not enjoy. Short-term seasonal relationships can be harmless to your emotional health by communicating your boundaries in advance. Be alert to spider webbing in your relationship. This type of relationship lowers your self-esteem and self-confidence.

Spider Webbing is a form of manipulation, deceit, and emotional abuse. It creates chaos with your emotions, confusion, frustrations, and feeling trapped in the relationship. You feel you are being pulled into many directions within the relationship. Also, spider webbing can make someone ghost you and do love bombing at the same time. Gaslighting, breadcrumbing, and other harmful elements inside the relationship.

During the summer months, a person might do shading with the person they are dating. Shading is a form of neglecting the person you are in the relationship with. Ignoring you and not inviting you to events is also part of shading. You might feel isolated while being in a relationship with someone who does shading. Being someone's shadow is what makes shading to be unhealthy for your health.

Although not all seasonal relationships are like this, it is best to be cautious. It is merriment to be in a relationship with someone if there is mutual respect. Communicating upfront about your boundaries and your fears. Avoid being harsh, mean, and pessimistic in your relationship. If you feel your relationship is making you feel worse about yourself, do not be afraid to end your seasonal relationship.

A healthy relationship makes both of you grow emotionally. Relationships throughout the seasons can be permanent if you commit to each other in a healthy relationship. Let them know you do not want an expiration date on the relationship. If they do not want to commit, move on at your own pace. Here are websites about spider webbing, cuffing, and winter coating.

 

Spider Webbing-Toxic Dating Trend:

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/love-sex/spiderwebbing-dating-trend-toxic-b2437044.html

Winter Coating-Dating Trend:

https://www.popsugar.com/amphtml/love/winter-coating-dating-trend-49008641

Winter Coating-Cuffing Season:

https://www.slice.ca/winter-coating-cuffing-season/

Cuffing Season:

https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/a19959037/cuffing-season/

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