1. Don't be afraid to Zoom

You can watch videos together by sharing your screen, have a virtual lunch date, or just use the opportunity to complain about how much you hate Zoom. If you have too much Zoom fatigue at this point, you can always use a different platform like FaceTime or Google Hangouts.

2. Look into a virtual movie night

Take advantage of Netflix Party, Hulu Watch Party, or the several other platforms you two can use to watch your favorite movie or start a new television show. "Netflix and chill" is still possible!

3. Plan socially distanced dates

There are plenty of fun ways to spend time together while staying safe. As long as you have a blanket that is over six feet long, you and your partner could have a picnic during the day and stargaze at night.

4. Get active together

Find a nice hiking trail or bike path where you guys can maintain your distance. Just remember to keep your masks on!

5. Share your playlists

Making each other a playlist of your favorite songs won't put either of you at risk, and it will be a great way to plan potential concerts you can go to together in the safer future.

6. Organize a game night

This can be virtual or outdoors depending on what kind of game you're playing. Or, you can always just resort to iMessage games.

7. Address the pandemic in the room

Dating right now is inevitably going to be awkward and strange. If you and your significant other are committed to trying, though, you can maintain a safe and fulfilling relationship. Plus, if you two can get through a world crisis, your partnership can probably withstand anything.