From swiping to socialising: Single M’sians are logging off in search of love


In a world where digital connections are often a swipe away, some are rediscovering the magic of real-world interactions to find love and companionship. — Image by freepik

While dating apps have greatly influenced users’ love lives, recent reports indicate they may have lost their charm for some.

A survey by Forbes Health from July found that dating app burnout is widespread, with 80% of Millennials, 79% of Gen Z, 78% of Gen X, and 70% of Baby Boomers feeling fatigued.

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