Relationship therapists say those in 'turbo relationships' who moved in together for lockdown and the pandemic are more likely to stay together long-term.
people newly living with a partner believe the past two months feel equivalent to two years of commitment. More than half of new couples feel more committed to their partner than ever, and 58% now know they want to be with their partner forever."Quite often when you're starting a new relationship, the brain and the body become preoccupied," says Peter Saddington, a counsellor working for Relate."There's that infatuation, the real thrill of being in a new relationship.
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