For those of you fortunate enough to have been able to work from home these past few months, do you remember that initial burst of freedom? No commutes. Less time wasted. The Las Vegas dating coach reports that clients have been reaching out more than ever since the coronavirus upended daily life.

During coronavirus lockdowns, dating moved online with virtual dates and meetups. (AP Photo.

Now more than ever, The Stranger depends on your support to help fund our coverage. Please consider supporting local, independent, progressive media with a one-time or recurring contribution. Our staff is working morning, noon, and night to make your contributions count. We dated for about a year and a half. The story of our demise is long, but basically it comes down to a we were looking for different things; b he was going through an ugly divorce throughout our relationship and was hurting; c he was dealing with some mental health issues, including depression and possibly alcoholism, for which he was unwilling to seek out meaningful treatment; and d I think I just loved him more than he loved me.

Meaning, he would ghost me for weeks and then he would reach out and I would come running. When I think about him I mostly feel angry. And sad. The thing is that I have been totally traumatized by this relationship. I spent at least a year after our initial break-up wanting to kill myself on a daily basis because I was so heartbroken. So, I have no intention of even touching that. But what do I do?