“So many people don’t talk on the apps anymore. I feel like people match and then it’s like, nothing ever…
Browsing: dating apps
There was so much work to even sign up for the app that downloading it felt like a feverish farce. I was curious if I made it onto the app, would I even see any “celebrities”, and could I even hold my own as a “non-celebrity.”
People on the asexual spectrum come to an impasse when on the apps — you either label yourself as asexual and no one swipes right on you, or you don’t and force yourself to enjoy make-out sessions and lingering touches as you internally melt.
What if we had a dating app that was focussed on the complexity of attraction and considered our many facets as people?
Sarah Jasem doesn’t know whether to swipe left or right on the Austen fantasy.
The Zoom generation is trading hook up apps for online match-making in isolation.
We take a critical look at the state of queer dating.
Courtney Thompson explores the spread of dating apps for the non-normative consumer.
