Zoosk

2023年6月3日

雖然在線約會網站像Match.com和OKCupid出現在2000年代早期和應用程序像Zoosk和Grindr緊隨其後,易燃物真正改變了網上約會比賽在2012年引入滑動。最近的畢業生從未約會過一個沒有約會的世界應用程序,其中大多數沒有在約會之前“刷卡。“現在,易燃物已經到達了一個點,3.5億刷一天發生在app。刷通過概要文件和會議的人通過一個應用程序是完全常規z一代”我想說我所有的單身朋友都至少在其中一個應用程序,”紐約的艾瑪·施瓦茲說。她在萊雅和鉸鏈,但也試著熊和液態氧俱樂部。萊雅,她說,什麼都不會發生在相互喜歡,而她認為鉸鏈是應用程序,你可以與別人聊天,見麵,和日期。約會應用恥辱不是消失了,它是不同的潛在的合作夥伴在在線約會或會議通過一個應用Z一代大學畢業生不是瞧不起像老一輩的,他們不是免受任何羞愧。”對於我的年齡的人來說,這種恥辱無疑是消失了的你如何滿足你的另一半,“山姆沙龍,波士頓大學畢業生說。有一個判斷,然而,人們再用什麼軟件,他說。“在一些應用程序中,人們會說,“真的嗎?你見過OKCupid上嗎?”(嗬)。 Sharon and his girlfriend met five years ago on Bumble while they were still in college. They live together now and often discuss the apps with their single friends, who are primarily using Hinge and Bumble. Interestingly, the pair is attending a wedding of a couple who met on an app that has seemingly been deemed irrelevant or uncool as their nuptial invites trade Plenty Of Fish for the more acceptable Hinge . Hinge, on the other hand, is the favorite by a long shot. “The reason why I'm using Hinge is because I know all of my friends from home and here and people of all different backgrounds are on it,” Alsion Gmerek, an Florida State University graduate living in Atlanta, GA, said. Graduating (and dating) in a global pandemic Dating has never been regarded as easy. As such, oftentimes young adults look to their peers, those a little older – yet close in age – and even to their parents for guidance and an example of how to navigate it. However, there weren't clear examples for them – or anyone else, for that matter – to look to during the period of isolation following March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the years since. Hinge even coined the term FODA, or Fear of Dating, Again, as COVID restrictions began to lift nationwide. In February 2021, a survey of 1000 college students(opens in a new tab) found that those students that were dating had an atypical dating experience in their very formative years. About a quarter of students said they dated less during the pandemic than prior, while it didn’t change for nearly 70%. Interestingly, 20% of them said they were spending more time on dating apps and an equal amount said they were doing the opposite and spending less. Those that were dating had to adjust to new ways of meeting new people. About one in six students tried to keep dates outdoors, while 14% had dates at their homes, and half of that kept it virtual. There was substantially less meeting new people in bars or more typical in-person ways because a lot of those activities either weren’t available or were considered unsafe. Obviously, this informed recent grads' dating lives post-graduation. During college, and when it wasn’t remote, there was more available community — particularly if the dating pool was primarily students’ classmates. While she blames watching too much true crime, Gmerek said, “What’s been a little intimidating about dating in the ‘real world’ is it can be a little scary meeting people from an app.” She said features that verify users’ faces are helpful, which can be found on Hinge and Bumble. Recent college grads are trying out a lot of apps, but they’re only really enjoying a few. Subsequently, it’s also the reason other popular apps are being overlooked by new grads. For example, those that were on Raya said it was more for the validation of having their application accepted and that no one was really connecting on it. Ultimately, Hinge’s features, like its prompts, make it a favorite, despite multiple users saying those that use the voice note feature gave them the ick . Here are the best apps for recent college grads. Three months of Hinge+: $59.99 ($19 per month) Six months of Hinge+: $89.99 ($14 per month) One month of HingeX: $49.99 Three months of HingeX: $99.99 ($33 per month) Six months of HingeX: $149.99c ($24 per month) Buying Options