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Do Dating Apps Want You to Stay Single?

Once upon a time, the dating pool was relatively shallow. You could date people you met at school or work, at a bar, in a social club, at church, or through friends. Sometimes, the more eager among us ... Read More
Want to land a first date? Then definitely don’t send these messages to your dating app match, single people warn

Saying that might give a person the ick. Sending an opening line to get the attention of someone you matched with on a dating app is nerve-wracking. Just be sure not to send one of the messages a ... Read More
Is Your Relationship With Dating Apps Unhealthy?

After each session with a dating app, write down how its use makes you feel. If you are spending a lot of time on the apps but feeling unsatisfied and distressed after use, you may be developing ... Read More
The best sex and dating apps for hooking up

In this age of on-demand everything, hookup apps are the go-to for casual dating. If we can stream movies (thank you, Netflix) and order a takeaway with a few quick taps, why shouldn't we be able to ... Read More
The health and fitness potential of dating apps

What do dating apps have to do with health and fitness? Last month, that would have been a hard question to answer, but two news bites this week suggest there are few different ways two should get ... Read More
JD Vance doesn’t want lovelorn Americans to use ‘destructive’ dating apps

WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance is worried about love being found in the wrong places — like Tinder, Hinge or Bumble. The veep is so concerned about dating apps that he brought the issue up with ... Read More
Teens are using dating apps more than you'd think—research suggests it may not be a bad thing

Nearly one in four teenagers are using dating apps—and it may not be hurting their mental health, suggests a new Northwestern Medicine study that monitored adolescents over six months. The findings ... Read More
What it's like to go to an 'anti-dating apps social'

It's a Tuesday night in Soho, London, and I'm standing in a room with 200 single people who are looking to meet new people. SEE ALSO: We asked daters what dating in 2025 is like so far Singles nights ... Read More
The hidden consequences of being banned from dating apps

Credit: Ian Moore / Mashable Composite; We Are / DigitalVision / Getty Images When Mimi*, 22, was in college, she created a fake profile on the dating app Hinge to report another phony account. Read More
I Am Single, But Not a Fan of Dating Apps. What Should I Do?

Dating expert Devyn Simone joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Leslie Bibb to answer relationship dilemma questions from viewers, including one person who is newly single but not a fan of ... Read More
I hate online dating, but as a single woman living abroad, the pros outweigh the cons

Sinead Mulhern is a single woman living abroad in Ecuador. She has canceled dating apps from her phone several times. But has decided that the benefits of using dating apps while living abroad ... Read More
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