Two months of texting and taking walks two metres apart due to COVID-19 restrictions, she said, had "really, really sucked." The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated many relationships, with physical distancing and social bubbles redefining intimacy, romance and sex. The pandemic has complicated many relationships, with physical distancing and social bubbles redefining intimacy. 'Big gap'During the pandemic, polyamorous people have turned to online groups for support, driven by what they consider limited public health messaging. So far, she has created a bubble with her partner and their partner, known as a "metamour" in polyamory.

Source: CBC News June 14, 2020 07:52 UTC