Dating News Digest: High-Income Individuals’ Dating Preferences Revealed; Dating Apps Reveal Existing Relationships; Surge in Popularity for 2000s Dating Advice; Gen Z Calls for Healthier Dating Norms.
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Dating News Digest:
- High-Income Individuals’ Dating Preferences Revealed;
- Dating Apps Reveal Existing Relationships;
- Surge in Popularity for 2000s Dating Advice;
- Gen Z Calls for Healthier Dating Norms.
High-Income Individuals’ Dating Preferences Revealed
Seeking.com, a dating platform catering to the affluent, has revealed interesting findings from their study on the dating preferences of ultra-wealthy individuals.
The research indicates that wealthy individuals prioritize the health of their potential partners, seeking those who embrace a healthy lifestyle while avoiding habits like smoking. Discretion is another significant factor, with the ultra-wealthy valuing privacy and desiring deep emotional connections. Surprisingly, physical attractiveness takes a backseat to education level, as these individuals prefer partners with a college degree or higher. Additionally, the ultra-wealthy, who lead global lifestyles, are open to long-distance relationships and seek partners with similar cosmopolitan inclinations.
Dating Apps Reveal Existing Relationships
A recent study involving 1,400 Tinder users revealed that approximately 50% of them have no interest in pursuing dates, with nearly two-thirds of them already being committed to relationships.
The study emphasizes that dating apps are commonly utilized for entertainment and social interactions, rather than primarily seeking romantic relationships. However, there is a positive aspect to note: individuals who use dating apps with genuine intentions are more likely to experience satisfaction, despite encountering matches whose goals may not align with theirs.
Although it may require some navigating through mismatched profiles, the potential for fulfilling connections still exists for those utilizing dating apps as intended.
Surge in Popularity for 2000s Dating Advice
Dating self-help books from the early 2000s have unexpectedly gained popularity in recent times, prompting curiosity about the reason behind it.
There are multiple factors contributing to the sudden popularity of these insights. Nichi Hodgson, author of ‘The Curious History of Dating: From Jane Austen to Tinder,’ suggests that this nostalgia for a pre-dating app era, as well as a fondness for traditional forms of meeting people, may be driving the interest.
Gen Z Calls for Healthier Dating Norms
A survey of 18,000 singles revealed that 51% of Gen Z believe breaking toxic dating standards from previous generations is the way to improve their dating lives.
Dating app QuackQuack conducted the survey to identify specific dating trends that need changing, including avoiding leading on interested matches and rejecting outdated expectations. Gen Z singles challenge traditional norms, emphasizing the importance of honesty, equal participation, and healthy conflict resolution in relationships.
QuackQuack’s founder and CEO, Ravi Mittal, commended Gen Z for their mindful dating style and their ability to move forward without generational ego.
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