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We tracked 594,000 public, self-reported Tinder deletions over the past year and set out to answer a simple question: why did so many people, especially Gen Z,
You just swiped right, matched, and then: immediate regret. Maybe they sent a selfie taken in their car at 2 a.m. with the caption "u up?" or their bio reads “n
If you’ve been scrolling through TikTok, Instagram or Twitter (X) lately, you’ve probably seen compilations of dating app profiles being roasted — anonymous scr
If you spent any time on social media in 2025, you probably heard the phrase “red flag bingo” before you heard someone say “let’s get coffee.” What started as a
This is an exposé. For much of the last decade, dating apps promised to modernize romance: swipe, match, message, meet. They turned attraction into an app econo
If you thought dating app drama peaked when someone sent you a creepy “wyd” at 2 a.m., buckle up. 2025 served us a new flavor of chaos: anonymous call-out cultu
If you spend any time paying attention to the zeitgeist of online dating, you’ve probably heard the latest: “red flag” apps are booming in 2025. What started as
This exposé pulls back the curtain on how Hinge, Bumble and Tinder transformed from hopeful social tools into hunting grounds for strange, dangerous and manipul
Welcome to the 2025 edition of "swipe left on civilization." If you thought dating apps in 2015 were awkward, 2025 has turned romance into a subscription-based
By the summer of 2025, something rare and unmistakable happened in the world of digital romance: an entire generation collectively checked out. The headlines ca
Somewhere between the attic of awkward first messages and the basement of unsolicited photos, Gen Z collectively hit “delete.” What felt like a revolutionary sw
By mid‑2025 the dating app market hit a crisis point that quietly became an industry‑defining revolt. What began as a trickle of frustrated teenagers and twenty