Dating in 2025 will focus on intentionality, clarity, and sober experiences, with singles embracing honesty in their dating lives.
Why 'Soft Launching' Your Relationship is the New Dating Trend - GREY Journal
Soft launching allows couples to reveal their relationship gradually, maintaining privacy and intrigue.
The trend reflects a desire for authenticity in a digital oversharing culture.
Countries with the most tops and bottoms revealed by Grindr
Grindr's Unwrapped 2024 reveals significant data on tops, bottoms, and sexual preferences across different countries, showcasing global LGBTQ+ dynamics.
Singles are looking for a 'Golden Retriever' partner in 2025
Tinder users desire 'Golden Retriever' and 'Cinnamon Roll' partners in 2025, focusing on loyalty and kindness in relationships.
A dating expert explains why living apart keeps the spark alive in older relationships
Older couples living apart can enjoy mental health benefits while maintaining independence and companionship.
Over-60s who live apart from partners have better wellbeing, study finds
Living apart together in relationships for those 60 and above offers significant mental health benefits compared to traditional cohabitation or marriage.
A dating expert explains why living apart keeps the spark alive in older relationships
Older couples living apart can enjoy mental health benefits while maintaining independence and companionship.
Over-60s who live apart from partners have better wellbeing, study finds
Living apart together in relationships for those 60 and above offers significant mental health benefits compared to traditional cohabitation or marriage.
'Throning': Dating apps have given new life to this old-school trend
'Throning' reflects the trend of dating for social status rather than genuine romantic interest, driven by networks and influence.
Singletons are 'throning'-and dating experts say it's a quick-ticket to long-term success
Gen Z is increasingly engaging in 'throning,' where dating individuals with higher social status can enhance personal opportunities and social standing.
'Throning': Dating apps have given new life to this old-school trend
'Throning' reflects the trend of dating for social status rather than genuine romantic interest, driven by networks and influence.
Singletons are 'throning'-and dating experts say it's a quick-ticket to long-term success
Gen Z is increasingly engaging in 'throning,' where dating individuals with higher social status can enhance personal opportunities and social standing.