Would you like to meet someone and start a relationship but you don’t seem to be sure it’s safe? Many people have come to the conclusion that they should stick to dating online, at least until the pandemic is over.
The outbreak of the Covid and traffic restrictions had mixed effects on online dating platforms. On the one hand, user involvement is growing, a trend that has been reported by many applications. Tinder users made billions swipes and reached the largest number recorded in a single day. Daily conversations also increased by 12% between February and May. There has been a dramatic change in behavioral values that are normally stable.
Platforms such as eHarmony, OKCupid and Match have also reported a significant increase in video dating. A relationship therapist in Broomfield suggests that the changes in dating habits brought by the coronavirus only accelerated a generational change.
Young adults who have joined dating apps now, unlike their predecessors, have grown up connected on social media and see that virtual world as something quite natural. For this generation, online dating is not just about setting up a date in reality, but also about enjoying full online experiences.
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