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For those of us who are already in relationships, cuffing season can bring out a little smug satisfaction. We already have a built-in cuddle buddy. No swiping, no small talk, no awkward first dates.

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That time of year has finally arrived… cuffing season. For some, it's time to get their rosters together for the colder months. For others, it's a season to hibernate and "lock in" on their goals ...