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On a dinner date with a detective

Dating apps

Life

On a dinner date with a detective

After we’d talked about death and loss he told me about the criminal investigations, murders mainly, he’d been in charge of

Catriona Olding

Proof young women are opting out of casual sex?

Dating app apologizes for anti-celibacy ad

Amber Duke

The promise and peril of Facebook Marketplace

The internet reduces the friction of finding something but increases the friction of attaining it

Mary Kate Skehan

I found myself on a dating blacklist

The group was started in New York to help the city’s single women avoid ‘red flag’ men

Fabian Carstairs

Dating

Can the Pear ring help me find love?

I knew this could end in humiliating rejection or the start of a magical romance, but so what?

Cosmo Landesman

Science & Tech
May 16, 2023
AI could render Tinder and Hinge redundant
Online dating is changing, whether we like it or not
John Mac Ghlionn
Culture
February 27, 2023
Business schools are dating apps for the super-rich
‘What does MBA really stand for?’
Josie Cox
Television
February 18, 2022
We are all the Tinder Swindler
It’s the communication culture spawned by Tinder itself that is the biggest menace
Zoe Strimpel
Internet
May 19, 2021
Why are young men so scared of sex?
Sexting has taken the place of sex
Zoe Strimpel
Home
December 17, 2020
Christmas single
Dating in a pandemic is no picnic
Mary Kate Skehan
Internet
December 11, 2019
No, dating apps should not label sex offenders
Apps like Tinder may be trailblazers in enforcing the very conservative value of individual responsibility
Chadwick Moore
Internet
October 21, 2019
Women are sick and tired of receiving nudes on gay dating apps
Neo-Marxists are using gay culture as a test kitchen for just how far they can push things
Chadwick Moore

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