Singles are going old school: swapping apps for real-life dating

📆 9/10/2024 5:13 AM

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📆 9/10/2024 5:13 AM
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Dating experts and singles reveal why in-person dating is a better option.

VIDEO: Singles return to in-person mingling after dating app burnoutMany singles currently navigating the dating landscape are voicing their dissatisfaction with using apps like Hinge, Tinder and Bumble to find their love connection., almost 80% of singles say they experience some degree of emotional fatigue or burnout when dating online.

"We are really lacking in third spaces - I'm thinking about cafes, music stores, bookstores, those spaces where people used to kind of organically hang out," Battle said. "So we are robbed right now of a lot of in-person opportunities." People like Aleeza Ben Shalom, a professional shadchan/matchmaker, have helped singles find their person, as chronicled in her hit Netflix show "Jewish Matchmaking," which draws from her religious and cultural roots. She says she has helped more than 200 couples get married.

A long-term relationship is what 28-year-old Jada Harmon has been searching for in a special person over the past year. She recently switched up her dating strategy by leaning into in-person events.

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