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How to Take Care of Your Mental Health While Using Dating Apps


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Gen Z is ghosting dating apps: Could AI win them back?


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Is Swiping Fatigue Real? How Dating Apps Are Reshaping Mental Health


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Therapists Issue a Stark Warning About Dating Apps and Mental Health


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Dating apps mess with your hormones — and can even send libido levels plunging: study


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92% of millennials use dating apps while at work


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Some love-seekers abandoning apps for an old-fashioned approach to dating


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Are Running Clubs The New Dating Apps? Here Are Some Considerations


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Love is blind: Dating app Tribal promises a match without seeing your partner’s face


Gone are the days of endlessly swiping on dating apps, quickly judging a book by its cover before making a split-second decision to swipe left or right. A new dating app called Tribal has entered the ... Read More


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