So, what does the future hold for turbo relationships as circumstances change? Nia Williams, founder of Miss Date Doctor counselling service, says they can work – but that transparency from both sides is crucial.

“Turbo relationships can actually work out and my advice is that if it feels right, go with it. It’s always important to exercise caution of course, but if you’ve been living together lockdown will have at least helped you learn each other’s positive and negative habits more quickly,” she says, speaking to stylist.co.uk.

Williams says it’s important to remember that as normal life takes over again, you might need to be patient with occupying a smaller part of your partner’s routine whether you’ve been texting non-stop or living together.

“Always remember the importance of personal space and give your partner space to embark on their hobbies and visit family and friends. Understand that space is healthy and no matter how much you and your partner are into each other, there will be a shift in your both your needs and requirements once everything is fully accessible again,” she continues.

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