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At first, life in quarantine does not appear to be a breeding ground for romance. It's more like a moment tosingle people drag through meetings and applications forCouples to shine without end. And although these two things happen undoubtedly around the country, the lock also opened its doors.New opportunities romance. Now that the physical connection option has been removed from us, many people realize how important this is, andsocial distancing Rules make people become creative. Here are a few love stories of life in quarantine that will swell your heart.

This couple met on their balconies and has a date in a bubble.

While self-isolating in his Brooklyn apartment, photographerJeremy Cohen You looked like out of his window and saw a beautiful woman who dances alone on the roof and decided that he comes from "having to say hello." He went out on his balcony and waved and she waved back. So he grabbed a piece of paper, wrote his phone number, registered to a drone and flew to her. Presumably, she was impressed by this great gesture, because the woman - whose name it is torlée an hour later.

"Flirting is usually discouraging for me, but since I was quarantined in my apartment for a week, I felt like a social interaction," he said in a video posted to Instagram 22 March.

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So they went out dinner. But what aboutsocial distancing, you say? Jeremy has set up a table on the balcony and Tori started on the same on the roof and they are facetimés while eating their "biological dinners hyperfeubles" together.

"Depending on how long it lasts, I might find myself in along distance relation With a woman who lives down the street from me, "he said in a follow-up video on Instagram.

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But that's not all. Jeremy then caught a bouquet of flowers, fashioned a sort of giant inflatable ball and took it out of what must be one of the strangest socially walks strange history.

Hopefully these two will stand the test of time!

This man proposed to his girlfriend "in Paris."

Luke McClung Fredericksburg, Virginia, planned to propose his girlfriend,Erika diffendeall, Trip to Paris to visit his sister in March. But when thethe trip was canceled Because of the pandemic coronavirus, he decided to bring it to Paris.

"He took me to the alley leading to the market square where he drew a large image of the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe in chalk," said ErikaNews 4 San Antonio.

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She said yes, and now they have a great memory they can share forever. "Fredericksburg has become a home for us, so it made it even more special that it made such a beautiful experience of a crazy and stressful situation," she said.

And this old man Séréna his wife through the window of his retirement home.

Sincepeople over 60 years are most susceptible to complications caused by coronavirus, many states have banned visitors to the nursing home. But it did not stopJohn Kline to let his wife know that he is always with her.

John visited his wife Ann-45, night after night at the home of John Knox Manor Care in Montgomery, Alabama, in all its battle with Alzheimer's over the last 17 years. And he would not let the distance keep it from being in his life. John decided to sing "Amazing Grace" in Ann through retirement home window in a viral video (fair warning) is bound to make you cry.

"I always said how much I love her," until death do us part, "he told alocalUnited States today affiliate. "But I try to make the statement that no matter what happens, there is no reason to give love. If she gets when she does not know me, I'll always see it, because I always shall know. "