The present study aimed to understand the impact of cohabitation on the conjugal experience of individuals who chose to live together during the COVID-19 pandemic. To this end, a qualitative research was carried out, in which seven participants aged between 25 and 32 were interviewed, all from the State of Rio de Janeiro. The data was analyzed according to the content analysis method, in its categorical aspect. The results were presented in two papers. The first paper aimed to comprehend how the experience of living together with a romantic partner during the pandemic has influenced the conception of marriage. Therefore, the categories discussed in the first paper were: pandemic as a motive for cohabitation, perception of commitment, and marriage conception, broken down into the subcategories creating family income and sharing everyday life; conflicts, broken down into the subcategories differences between partners, time spent together and overload of domestic tasks. The second paper aimed to study the conflicts and the resolution strategies that emerged during the process of cohabitation of individuals who moved together with their significant other during the COVID-19 pandemic, thus the categories discussed were: conflicts, broken down into the subcategories differences between partners, time spent together and overload of domestic tasks, and conflict resolutions strategies, broken down into the subcategories appreciation of personal differences, division of domestic space and new arrangements of household chores. The results showed that cohabitation during the pandemic had an impact on the conception of marriage, especially regarding the interviewees perception of their relationships. Furthermore, it was observed that the conflicts experienced by the participants were related to cohabitation and the pandemic.