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According to Tinders annual ‘Year in Swipe’, which shares “the State of the Date in 2023”, young singles are not concerned about the end goal but are more interested in the journey of getting to know someone.

As a modern society, we categorise an affair as one of the worst things you can commit in a relationship. Here's how it helped me.

In 2023 Tinder users were less concerned about where their relationships were headed and more interested in creating memorable experiences.

Young singles are no longer doggedly pursuing their “happily ever after”, new data has revealed.

Forget the roses, chocolates, and candlelit dinners. Singles this year were swiping right with an eye for stories instead of soulmates. Tinder’s "Year in Swipe" report found dating in 2023 was all about making memories, not making it official. The year saw new experiences take front and centre, with the excitement of discovery trumping the pursuit of normative relationship milestones.

A team from the dating app was in Kolkata with unique findings in its Future of Dating 2023 report

A team from the dating app was in Kolkata with unique findings in its Future of Dating 2023 report

Young people are trying out new kinds of relationships. Is it time to abandon a one-size-fits-all approach to romantic love?

With Tinders new Relationship-types feature, no more guessing games or awkward conversations about what youre looking for - now you can let your potential matches know precisely where you stand.

Dating app Hinge's launch of 'Relationship Types' feature allows ethically non-monogamous (ENM) people to share preferences. The move sparked controversy. Here's why.