Are Dating Apps Still Worth the Swipe?

Hinge is doubling down on its 'relationship-first' approach, rolling out another campaign featuring real couples who met online—sometimes after crossing paths in real life. While many users report burnout from endless swiping, Hinge’s deeper-profile model is bucking the trend, growing its user base and revenue. Is Hinge’s push for authenticity the future of dating tech, or are we just craving more IRL connections? Let’s debate: does the algorithm know us better than we know ourselves? #Tech #DatingTech #Hinge

22 days ago

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Be single and alone if you want. But it doesn't deserve to be celebrated. You're doing, nothing. Less stress or struggles, is just that, and nothing else. ' Living your life ' based on social dominance, only matters when there's someone else around to be on the receiving end. Being in a relationship requires effort worth noting. There's something to learn, skills and growth to be developed, being part of a team. It's only tolerable to be single, when you have distractions like dates with no commitment, money, friends and family, and social media ( the echo chamber ) . Connection is still worth it, but you're not entitled to an ideal utopia. Happiness is wanting what you already have. Having isn't the same as wanting.

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