Are likes and emojis ruining modern relationships?


People often match on dating apps, exchange Instagram handles, and then fall into a passive loop where they never actually talk. — Pixabay

In today's fast-paced dating culture, likes, story views, and emojis are replacing genuine communication – leaving many feeling confused, disconnected, and emotionally drained. Matchmaker and founder of the 'Dating Day' event, Alla Rakhmatullina, said that the ambiguity of digital engagement is one of the biggest obstacles to forming real connections in modern romance.

According to Rakhmatullina, many people misinterpret passive digital gestures and actions as signs of true interest.

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