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What's Really Happening in Your Brain on Dating Apps


Dating apps, with their famous "swipe" gesture, have become a daily phenomenon. Did you know that this simple movement activates mechanisms in your brain similar to those of addiction? Here's what's ... Read More

Are You Being Dommed by Your Dating App?


But instead of resuming swiping through other profiles, or even starting a chat that could last days, you bypass in-app messaging altogether. Rather, the platform asks you to confirm your availability ... Read More

i asked ChatGPT what’s wrong with modern dating—this was its brutally honest answer


Dating apps turned love into a buffet, but intimacy doesn’t live on a swipe. It shows up in real time, with real stakes. Read More

Young men shifting to political right is causing women to distrust dating apps, says Atlantic writer


Young men's shift to the political right has complicated the dating world and led to distrust by women of dating apps, according to The Atlantic writer Faith Hill, who appeared on CNN on Thursday. Read More

From wrong numbers to right swipes: How modern romance plays out on dating apps


While apps like Tinder and Bumble have made dating more accessible, the stories of love, heartbreak and relationship complications remain unchanged across generations ... Read More

UW-Madison researchers find automation apps can enable dating abuse


MADISON (WKOW) — Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that automation apps, like iPhone's 'shortcuts', can be a vehicle potential abusers use to control their partner's activities ... Read More


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