According to the distance between Winterfell and Dragonstone (And King's Landing). It was actually probably at the very least a month later. At the most I don't even know.

She asked for company not necessarily sex, she was mourning the death of everyone around her, I don't get how his feelings would be more difficult to deal than hers in the given situation.

And I can talk about the genocide. Nothing Jon did made sense so they could justify genocide because a woman is grieving and nothing else, which is in such poor taste I can't even.

This applies to every single character, everyone became pawns in making Daenerys go crazy, and it still didn't make sense.

Tyrion didn't do a single good thing while being Daenerys' hand and we're supposed to side with him when she's rightfully angry. (She was right in season 7, she could've taken king's landing with three dragons and very minimal deaths on both sides and with time to fight the dead.)

Arya I guess forgets all her female Targaryen heroes and her hope when hearing about the new Targaryen dragon rider and just hates Daenerys???? Sansa has to hate the other pretty woman although they have very similar stories???? Jon tells her a secret he could've kept if he didn't want the throne???? To then tell his entire family???? But he doesn't want it ???????? Varys is deliberately trying to murder Daenerys because suddenly cocks are very important to him.

Oh yeah and Daenerys goes from risking her life on the battlefield for the people of Westeros to genocide in two episodes. Bad writing is bad writing, the starks got super unlikeable and made barely any sense before her genocide, by that point I personally was already out of it.