Hello, here's a quick thread on some Valentine's/Date advice that can help out if you are struggling to enjoy the dating experience or the holiday due to the pandemic.

My perspective and experiences are that of a ENBY ADHD person who struggles with communication.

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First off, having a very open conversation with your partner when they are emotionally accepting for such a conversation is important: setting up expectations and setting up time for one another. This is good advice even when it's not a pandemic, but double so now that it is one.
Doing mindful actions with one another will help keep you in the moment together. Setting aside 'us time' will go a long way. Doing something that will engage you together, not just watching something on the TV, but something that takes active interaction with each other.🎲
Activates with each other can be as simple as doing household chores together with fun music on, or making breakfast and dividing tasks- who's the chef and who's the sous chef in the pair? 👨‍🍳💗🧑‍🍳
Games are easy, but a video game may take your eyes and actions away from your partner, while it sounds corny- bust out a deck of cards and go fish. If you don't have one, then see if you can find a multiplayer game on a large smart device (ie: Tablet)- -
The tablet will put you physically near each other and keep you in that moment.
Today is a holiday dedicated to the emotions you feel for your person. Taking time aside to making something special food wise is a good idea, and go ahead put on that nice outfit- it'll put you in that moment, a date can be a date even at home.
If you're not physically near your special someone, that's ok. DO a zoom, a face time, something where you are seeing that person. See their face and listen to their voice- have fun.
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