In the US alone there were nearly eight million users on Tinder and over five million users on Bumble in 2019. A different and pricier online dating option, Luxy, clocks in at a paltry two million users, signed up and looking for love, sex, validation, or… whatever. Maybe dinner? Although, comparatively, that’s not a huge
Dating apps. Love them, hate them, feel burnt out by them… anyone who’s dated in the past 10-ish years has used one. Grindr was developed first in 2009 and the formula was so successful that it was copied and Tinder was released three years later. Since then we’ve had everything from meme-based dating to videos
Honestly, dating can be pretty confusing. Besides working out which apps to use, who to chat to, how many people you can communicate with at the same time, and if you should wait three days before calling (actually, that’s pretty easy: don’t do that), you also have to keep on top of the latest dating
The Independent recently posted an article that they based on the works of a famous sociology researcher Nicholas Wolfinger. He is the Professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies and Adjunct Professor of Sociology at the University of Utah. He analyzed data published by the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) from
A couple of weeks ago I polled my twitter followers about sexting. I wanted to know what the people’s opinion was on the matter. I got the following results. Love Sexting 42.9% Hate Sexting 14.3% OK only in a relationship 42.9% Regardless of your own opinion on the matter, I wanted to remind everyone that
