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This week, Jess T. and Jess K. get real about whether cuffing season—aka that magical time of year when even the most independent women start wondering if Netflix feels better with someone’s son hogging the blanket-even works for divorced moms. We break down why cuffing hits different when you’re 40+, and whether a placeholder relationship is ever worth the emotional hangover. From laughing at our own questionable dating choices to side-eyeing the concept of “seasonal love,” we’re asking the real questions: Is cuffing season just cozy fun—or a fast track to emotional chaos?#CuffingSeason #Situationships #PlaceholderLove #DivorcedAndDating #DatingAfterDivorce #ChristianDivorceTakeaways:

• Cuffing season is a real phenomenon that many experience.
• The emotional stakes of cuffing season can be high, especially for women.
• Cuffing after 40 presents unique challenges and considerations.
• Placeholder relationships can lead to emotional complications.
• Loneliness can drive the desire for companionship during cuffing season.
• Cuddling can create emotional attachments that complicate relationships.
• Navigating casual dating requires self-awareness and honesty.
• The risks of cuffing season include potential heartbreak and wasted time.

Chapters:

00:00Introduction to Cuffing Season

02:59Understanding Cuffing Season Dynamics

05:28Cuffing Season: Gender Perspectives

06:30Cuffing Season After 40

09:19The Emotional Complexity of Cuffing

11:44Navigating Loneliness and Relationships

14:04The Risks of Cuffing Season

16:40Cuffing Season and Emotional Attachment

18:08Cuffing Season: A Reality Check

21:04Conclusion and Reflections on Cuffing Season