2020 was a roller coaster year, upending all of our norms, including the world of dating. Bumble, the women-first social networking company, recently found that 40% of daters say they aren’t confident they know how to date any more.
But a new year brings fresh hope, with the majority of daters (55%) reporting to have made a dating-related resolution. Over 50% of those surveyed believe 2021 is “their” year for love.
Despite the challenges of 2020, daters are approaching this year with a sense of optimism and are more intentional about finding love in 2021.
Today, Clare O’Connor, Head of Editorial Content at Bumble, will discuss how people are dating in 2021 and new trends including:
· The era of slow dating and what it means
· The rise of ‘New Dawn daters’ or people who experienced a breakup during the pandemic
· What people are looking for as they embark on dating in 2021
2020 was a roller coaster year, upending all of our norms, including the world of dating. Bumble, the women-first social networking company, recently found that 40% of daters say they aren’t confident they know how to date any more. But a new year brings fresh hope, with the majority of daters (55%) reporting to have made a dating-related resolution. Over 50% of those surveyed believe 2021 is “their” year for love. Despite the challenges of 2020, daters are approaching this year with a sense of optimism and are more intentional about finding love in 2021. Today, Clare O’Connor, Head of Editorial Content at Bumble, will discuss how people are dating in 2021 and new trends including: · The era of slow dating and what it means · The rise of ‘New Dawn daters’ or people who experienced a breakup during the pandemic · What people are looking for as they embark on dating in 2021
Posted at 10:21 AM, Jan 26, 2021
and last updated 2021-01-26 11:21:54-05
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