Feb 16, 2025, 12:17 PM
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. The upside of dating in January?
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None whatsoever. The first month of the year is across-the-board blah. The main problem (in love terms) is that thanks to excessive drunken swiping in December, we’ve now exhausted all our options. Is there any sadder notification to receive than the one letting you know “there are no more singles in your area”? The one pinprick of joy is the sheer volume of fresh chum being pumped into the digital dating meat grinder. According to Bumble, one in five new users joined after ending a committed relationship as a result of the pandemic. Add to this the post-Christmas breakup season and it’s likely that, even if you completed all of the dating apps back in December, there’ll be a crop of fresh faces (read: gym selfies) popping up on your feeds any day now. (Don’t get us wrong, we’re not happy that people are breaking up — schadenfreude is so un-chic — we’re just saying it’d be nice if we weren’t haunted by people we’ve rejected five times already). And in 2022, it seems that more daters equals more dating apps. A whole new crop has sprung up recently. There’s double dating app Jungle which promises to be a fun (and safer) new Hinge alternative, while voice note app String launched last year as a way to make dating more personal during lockdown.
Artikel:
The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. The upside of dating in January?
Klicken Sie hier für dating app test 2022
None whatsoever. The first month of the year is across-the-board blah. The main problem (in love terms) is that thanks to excessive drunken swiping in December, we’ve now exhausted all our options. Is there any sadder notification to receive than the one letting you know “there are no more singles in your area”? The one pinprick of joy is the sheer volume of fresh chum being pumped into the digital dating meat grinder. According to Bumble, one in five new users joined after ending a committed relationship as a result of the pandemic. Add to this the post-Christmas breakup season and it’s likely that, even if you completed all of the dating apps back in December, there’ll be a crop of fresh faces (read: gym selfies) popping up on your feeds any day now. (Don’t get us wrong, we’re not happy that people are breaking up — schadenfreude is so un-chic — we’re just saying it’d be nice if we weren’t haunted by people we’ve rejected five times already). And in 2022, it seems that more daters equals more dating apps. A whole new crop has sprung up recently. There’s double dating app Jungle which promises to be a fun (and safer) new Hinge alternative, while voice note app String launched last year as a way to make dating more personal during lockdown.
