As the leaves fall and the days grow colder in Maine, many of us start to feel something hard to describe.

You know, that strange seasonal urge where all my single girlfriends suddenly say, “I want a boyfriend!”

In the summer, we’re all about independence, the sun is shining, we’re motivated, confident, and happy to be single. But as winter approaches, there’s definitely a shift.

Cuffing Season in Maine

After a little research, I found there’s actually a name for this: cuffing season. According to ZenCare , cuffing season reflects a real change in how single people approach relationships as the days get shorter and colder, many start seeking warmth and companionship during this time.

Whether it’s cozy nights in or festive holiday gatherings like going to the Freeport Sparkle Parade

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