Unique ways to interact with your loved ones during COVID-19

How Coronavirus is uniting people now more than ever.

Before the outbreak of coronavirus, social distancing was a term we hadn’t heard of. We took personal space for granted and greeted our friends with hugs. Now, the three-foot rule has become the six-foot rule. Is there a way to maintain relationships with your loved ones, during this time of global pandemic? There sure is. Here are some Unique ways to interact with your loved ones during COVID-19.

For us here in India, it looks like social distancing isn’t going away any time soon, which can be a good thing! This is good for our physical health, but mental health, not so much. It’s also not great for people who are desperate for their daily dose of social connections or anyone feeling particularly lonely at this strange time. Some ways to interact with your loved ones aren’t as difficult as you think and people around the world are proof of that.

Virtual Dating –

We all have someone we love far away from us, but it doesn’t mean coronavirus should blow out the spark of our love! Schedule an online date, dress up and pour some drinks. Rekindle your romance. Who cares if the time doesn’t permit? Find your own way.

It’s no surprise that we all find ourselves being lonely from time to time. It doesn’t hurt to try finding someone new to talk to keep your mind busy during this time. Give virtual dating a go and you’d be surprised at how you can find love and someone to connect with at this time as well.

Throw a party! and we don’t just mean on skype…

You heard us right. A party? at this time? How? Simple. Virtually! and personally as well. People all around the world, have found simple yet heartwarming ways to make their special friends’ special days unique. In India, a group of friends held a Skype Sangeet for a couple who had to postpone their wedding due to coronavirus. They had a jolly good time at that!

She shared the clip with the caption, “Our friends threw us a #BawaMani Virtual Sangeet Party since our wedding couldn’t take place this weekend! Our hearts are full of love for these bums who made our day.”

The video begins with a message from the couple’s friends, “Gazal and Hemant, here’s little something from all of us together in isolation.” Then the group of friends, dressed in traditional attires, start dancing on a Punjabi song called Na Dil De Pardesi Nu by Mohammed Siddiq and Ranjit Kaur. How cute!

Check out this heartwarming toast all the neighbours did together, to show coronavirus who the real bosses are.

Such adorable images and videos make us wonder why we ever took interaction for granted? But with the same amount of love, we can participate in these unique social gatherings, without actually gathering.

In some parts of the world too, like Hamburg, Germany, a fitness coach hosted a work out in his colony, where everyone followed his moves from their balconies! Click here to watch.

COVID-19 can completely disrupt your social life or strengthen it. Keep smiling and try one of our uniquely sourced ideas from the internet worldwide and give it a go.