Why COVID Catfishing Is On The Rise - Page 15
Pre-existing social issues
In one interview with catfish, it was discovered that many of them have social issues, struggling to form connections and get along with people in real life. If someone already struggled with those issues, then the social isolation caused by COVID-19 may have aggravated those, making the urge to catfish stronger.
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