It’s called “snowmanning.” This trend, which was discovered by the dating site eHarmoney in 2019, involves people seeking out short-term connections during Christmas and New Year’s ...

Known as 'snowmanning,' this behaviour reflects the transient nature of a melting snowman, where interest in a new sexual partner quickly fades, often within just 24 hours. Scroll down to know more.

Beware of getting snowed by someone participating in the “snowmanning” dating trend. Otherwise, you may be left feeling out in the cold or, worse yet, left with something that you definitely ...

Good for them. However, in a new trend, some singles are taking the word ‘casual’ to another level by doing something called ‘Snowmanning’ which doctors are warning could be risky.

So-called 'snowmanning' involves the interests of a new sexual partner 'melting away' within 24 hours. And according to a recent survey, one in five Brits have been victims of it. The ...

Doctors are warning about "snowmanning," a holiday dating trend where interest fades quickly after the initial spark. With casual hookups increasing during the festive season, experts stress the ...

Around one in five of us has fallen victim to snowmanning after a too-merry run up to December 25, a poll found. Christmas romances often melt away by New Year(Getty Images/iStockphoto ...

Our research shows that lots of people then retreat from their new relationships, a trend we are coining ‘snowmanning.'” And while no one wants to come out of the festive season with a broken ...

Good for them. However, in a new trend, some singles are taking the word ‘casual’ to another level by doing something called ‘Snowmanning’ which doctors are warning could be risky. Rachel Lloyd, a ...