Navigate through the realities of modern dating and relationships.
Tell me that you also find your crush’s profile icon across most of the social media applications like Facebook and Instagram on your phone. As much as we like seeing the face that makes our hearts flutter, it’s also quite eerie to feel like they’re following us around no matter which app we use at the time of day. The question is do Facebook and Instagram know who your crush is?
A hopeless romantic. Is that what I was? It all seems so funny now how obsessed I would be about the idea of finding love.
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I’m tired of feeling sorry for myself for something I can’t have. I’m exhausted from wasting my energy hoping that the guy I’m talking to might also want a relationship. I’m done letting people in when they have no intention of staying for longer than a second.
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How does one exactly find a serious relationship out of online dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OkCupid, etc.? What stages do couples who met online undergo to turn from total strangers to long-term partners? Is there some sort of pattern or consecutive flow of events to anticipate or possibly prepare for? Is there a map one can follow to navigate their way through dating apps to arrive at their desired destination: an actual relationship?
As easy as online dating apps sound, it’s not actually guaranteed that you’ll find true love or whatever it is you’re looking for.
We all know that in the first stage of a relationship, it’s always passionate and all we want to do is make the other person happy. We enter the relationship full of love and affection, but we don’t stay in the first stage forever, or else it would be exhausting.
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One of the questions that’s been at the back of my mind lately is “Why do we always tend to want someone we can’t have?”. For a while now, I’m noticing that we humans tend to be attracted to people who aren’t interested in us. And these people we do like, are also drawn to other people who possibly don’t like them back.
Is your quarantine fling or “quaranfling” still talking to you? Has the excitement of meeting on online dating apps and getting to know each other turned into frustrating dry conversations and promises likely to be broken? Do you even think you’ll meet each other in person at this point?
Written by Gabriel Wood, shared on the blog by Earnin. For this blog post, we’re going to discuss something almost everyone wants. It can bring great joy or great pain, but it can be awkward to talk about. We’re of course referring to… wait, is this post about love or money? Oh, both? Yeah, it’s …
Won’t the world just be a better place if we’re all friends? In the Online Dating World though, you never really know what that means.
