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The 'Boy Sober' trend, popularized on TikTok and Instagram, encourages women to pause dating, prioritise self-growth, and embrace personal well-being over romantic validation.

Boy Sober Trend: Know all about the empowering trend that's changing dating culture

<h2>The 'Boy Sober' trend, popularized on TikTok and Instagram, encourages women to pause dating, prioritise self-growth, and embrace personal well-being over romantic validation.</h2>

In a world driven by dating apps and romantic validation, this new 'boy sober' trend offers a refreshing escape. All thanks to social media platforms, particularly TikTok and Instagram have popularised the Boy Sober trend.
This movement encourages women to take a break from dating and focus on themselves. It's like a digital detox for your love life. Influencers and content creators are increasingly sharing their personal journeys, inspiring others to step away from dating to focus on self-growth.
This openness has helped normalise taking a break from relationships, promoting the idea that prioritizing personal well-being is just as valuable as romantic pursuits.
Recent studies reveal a decline in dating app usage compared to previous years. "Many are experiencing dating app fatigue, overwhelmed by endless swiping and shallow interactions, which has left them feeling exhausted. The rise of toxic or unhealthy relationships has also prompted women to reconsider the value of dating. Additionally, the emphasis on self-care has driven women to focus on their personal needs and goals rather than pursuing romantic relationships," explains counselor and relationship coach Ayushi Mishra.
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QuackQuack's 2024 dating trends reveal positive shifts, from decade duos to soul snuggling. A survey with 15,000 participants across India's cities anticipates a heartening evolution in dating dynamics for the coming year.

Swipe Right into 2024:  Dating app QuackQuack's survey dishes on upcoming dating trends!

QuackQuack's 2024 dating trends reveal positive shifts, from decade duos to soul snuggling. A survey with 15,000 participants across India's cities anticipates a heartening evolution in dating dynamics for the coming year.

As we are about to step into the new year, a survey by dating app QuackQuack has unveiled some fascinating dating trends that are predicted to dominate the dating realm in 2024.
The dating landscape is always evolving with some positive and some negative trends rising every year, and in 2024 from decade duos, to the lowkey movement and soul snuggling, the heart-on sleeves guy, International dating and Zen dating are expected to rule the dating world.
Dating app, QuackQuack, conducted an online poll in November to understand individuals' changing dating mindset and get insight into these daters from Tier 1, 2, and 3 cities of India. A total of 15,000 participants, ranging between 18 and 35, took the poll. These daters came from varied backgrounds, from working professionals to business owners and students.
"The dating landscape is always evolving with some positive and some negative trends rising every year, but analyzing our 28M+ users and this recent study, it seems 2024 is going to be all about the positives.
Decade Duos
A fascinating dating trend is predicted to emerge in 2024, challenging existing notions of compatibility. Setting aside the generational egos, individuals from two distinct generations that are often pitched against one another, are coming together to bridge the gap between their experiences and perspectives. 21% of GenZ and 19% of Millennials from Tier 1 and 2 cities disclosed that their partners are from a different generation than theirs and it brings to the table an array of fresh perspectives, interesting conversations, mutual learning, and a blend of modern and traditional values.
The LowKey Movement
Inspired by celebrities, a growing trend among respondents is the "LowKey Movement," where relationships are kept under wraps on social media until the big reveal, adding an element of mystery and anticipation. 26% of men and women above 28 disclosed preferring to soft launch their partners on social media platforms and never fully revealing their identity till there's total commitment and assurance that the relationship has a future.
Soul Snuggling
2024 is all about genuine soul connections, and based on the opinion of 33% of women between 20 and 30, the priority of most couples will be on creating emotionally snug bonds through shared feelings over physical closeness. Of course, open dialogues on desire are encouraged, but that is no longer the primary focus.
The Heart-On-Sleeves Guy
47% of women between 25 and 35 revealed that the era of soft guys is over us. There's no longer a demand for the Tall, and Handsome, but a Tender, Tough Guy, proving appearances are becoming obsolete. Personality is everything, said these women. Men who proudly wear their hearts on their sleeves, embrace vulnerability in relationships and freely express their emotions while being resilient when needed are becoming highly sought after in the dating scene.
Intentional Dating
Seen more among the Millennials, these daters are leaning toward intentional dating with a desire for commitment. 29% of these ring-ready romancers over 30 said they are ready to enter the shaadi saga and are seeking their partner on dating apps. Finding a partner from a dating app gives them control over their own love story instead of handing it over to others. Whereas the GenZ is opting for slow dating, with even slower commitment. They intend to commit but don't believe in rushing into it. 23% of men between 18 and 25 explained how exploring different relationships is equally important to finding the perfect one. If you don't experience the worst, you won't recognize or appreciate the best.
Zen Dating
The study shows that 2024 will be the year of Zen Dating, with mental health taking center stage. 41% of daters from Tier 1, 2, and 3 cities said that if a match or relationship affects your mental peace, it is not worth pursuing. More daters are matching with people who positively impact their minds and souls instead of going for good looks and status.
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Termed the “timeline decline” by dating app Bumble, this new dating phenomenon shows women choosing their paths rather than following deadline for marriage. 

'Timeline Decline' is the latest dating phenomenon opted by women according to Bumble's 2024 annual dating report

Termed the &ldquo;timeline decline&rdquo; by dating app Bumble, this new dating phenomenon shows women choosing their paths rather than following deadline for marriage.&nbsp;

Termed the &ldquo;timeline decline&rdquo; by dating app Bumble, this new dating phenomenon means that even though traditional dating or romance is not yet out of the window, women are preferring to take their time rather than following deadline for marriage.
Recent data indicates that women are increasingly rejecting societal expectations related to traditional relationship timelines, with 1 in 3 expressing a shift away from pursuing conventional milestones.
The 2024 annual dating report from dating app Bumble highlights that women are actively resisting such pressures and are choosing to prioritize finding the right partner over conforming to what they perceive as outdated relationship goals. A total of 31% of women state that they have shifted their focus away from conforming to traditional relationship timelines and milestones.
Breaking free from traditional stereotypes, women today are already challenging the outdated notion that meeting a man equates to an inevitable journey towards marriage. Rejecting the old-school mindset, they are embracing the power to shape their destinies, proving that personal fulfillment goes beyond societal expectations. This shift signals a progressive departure from the age-old narrative, empowering women to prioritize individual growth and aspirations.&nbsp;
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The Indian dating app conducted an online study for three days to understand what works and what doesn't when it comes to dating online.


Young daters share tips and tricks to hit it off with their matches during the festive season

<div>The Indian dating app conducted an online study for three days to understand what works and what doesn't when it comes to dating online.</div>
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Indian dating app QuackQuack did a survey ahead of Diwali where young daters shared valuable tips that lit up their connections and made sparks fly with their matches during the festive season. The participants ranged between 20 and 35, from different fields. &nbsp;
37% of daters said that instead of chasing a million matches that will ultimately amount to nothing, it is more fruitful to engage in meaningful conversation with fewer people who seem the most compatible. The same trick has yielded better results for more than 20% of these daters. Here are some other tips the participants shared.&nbsp;
Active Participation&nbsp; &nbsp; 42% of daters between the ages of 22 and 32 say listening is not enough if you want to move things forward. Listening is for beginners who are still exploring their options. For people looking for a serious relationship, active participation is a fundamental skill set they need to hone. Especially in the initial chatting phase, if a match merely listens to your side, it might be perceived as a lack of interest. An equal part of speaking is crucial for building rapport and deepening the bond between potential partners. They suggest engaging in thoughtful discussions, asking questions, and sharing personal experiences to create a sense of connection between you and your match.&nbsp; &nbsp; Visual Communication Helps&nbsp; &nbsp; Seeing your online match's face can add some necessary depth to the virtual interaction, explained 33% of women. The physical aspect of a romantic relationship can be slightly compensated with the visual component while making an online connection. Video calls are especially essential because they help gauge facial expressions, behavioral patterns, gestures, and such, helping people enhance the overall exchange.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Fictional Scenarios and Interactive Stories&nbsp; &nbsp; 25% of men between the ages of 25 and 35 explained how creativity plays an important role in forging a connection. They shared that engaging in interactive storytelling and fictional scenarios, like planning a trip with their match and also imagining how it is going to go or role-playing being partners in real life to see how compatible they are, encouraged emotional expression and a better understanding of each other's perspectives, interests, and values.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The Art of Virtual Gifting&nbsp; &nbsp; 46% of GenZ and Millennials on the app disclosed gifts can win a lot of hearts. Gift-giving is a tad bit different when dating online but not at all difficult, said these daters. These QuackQuack users found that sending virtual gifts such as ebooks, personalized playlists, or even arranging a movie night by renting a movie for their match created unique experiences.&nbsp;
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Being 'cookie jarred' stems from a fear of commitment or rejection, where the cookie symbolizes a safety net or backup plan.

Decoding modern relationships lingo: After phubbing, cookie jarring is the latest dating trend

Being 'cookie jarred' stems from a fear of commitment or rejection, where the cookie symbolizes a safety net or backup plan.

In the dating world, new terms and trends, such as "phubbing," "ghosting," "winter coating," and many others, are continually emerging. Currently, the term "cookie jarring" is gaining popularity on social media.
Cookie jarring describes the practice of simultaneously dating multiple individuals not primarily for meaningful connections, but as a fallback option in case the primary relationship encounters difficulties.
The cookie represents a backup plan or a security blanket, and being 'cookie jarred' typically happens when people are afraid of commitment or rejection.&nbsp;
<h3>Here's how to identify if your partner is cookie-jarring you:</h3>
Inconsistent behaviour
Erratic conduct is evident when your partner remains emotionally distant, hesitates to fully commit, and frequently disappears without explanation, leaving you in the dark about their whereabouts and intentions.
One-sided effort
The relationship is imbalanced, with you consistently taking the initiative to maintain contact and plan get-togethers, while your date remains passive.
Flirting with others
Your partner is either openly or discreetly engaging in flirtatious behaviour and showing romantic interest in others, even when you are with them.
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37% of QuackQuack daters admit turning down profiles due to the presence of grammatical errors.


Online dating: 37% of daters reveal rejecting profiles with grammatical errors

37% of QuackQuack daters admit turning down profiles due to the presence of grammatical errors.

A new survey by dating app QuackQuack, throws light on the surprising factors that play a crucial part in the process of matching with potential partners. The study was conducted among 10,000 dating app users from Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities of India.
The results of the survey indicate that language makes a big difference in the online dating world. Daters between 18 and 30 participated and answered a variety of questions that helped QuackQuack analyse the psychology of attraction in virtual dating.&nbsp; &nbsp;
During the survey, 37 per cent of QuackQuack users revealed rejecting profiles with grammatical errors in them. 28 per cent of female and 9 per cent of male users admitted ignoring match requests if their bio showcased incorrect grammar or spelling mistakes.&nbsp;
Apart from this, the survey also revealed that 38 per cent of daters say humor plays a significant role in online attraction. Women in this group specifically mentioned that men who can make people laugh without using vulgarity or with witty jokes are the most attractive.
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"Paperclipping" in the dating world is when your ex reaches out to you again, seemingly casually, but there's more behind it.

Is your ex trying to ‘paperclip’ you? Know what this term means

"Paperclipping" in the dating world is when your ex reaches out to you again, seemingly casually, but there's more behind it.

In the world of dating and relationships, there's a new thing called "paperclipping." It's when your ex tries to talk to you again, even though it might seem like they're just saying something simple. But there's more to it than what meets the eye.
Well, this term is from Microsoft&rsquo;s paperclip application that sometimes pops up on your screen without any reason. In dating, "paperclipping" means your ex is trying to connect with you again. They might send a short message or talk to you on social media, making it look like a casual thing. But there's usually a bigger motive behind it.
People who do this are generally egoistic and do this to manipulate their ex partners. They want to remind them that they can control the situation as well as the relationship whenever they want. This might make the other partner fall prey to confusion and over whelming feelings.
According to experts, if you get a message from your ex like this, take a moment to think about how you feel. If it makes you feel upset or confused, that's okay. You don't have to reply right away. It's a good idea to talk to them if you're comfortable, so you both understand what's going on.
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Unicorn dating involves a heterosexual couple inviting a third person, often a bisexual woman, into their relationship, fostering novelty and adventure while requiring open communication and mutual consent

Couples seek adventure with unicorn dating; know what it is

What is unicorn dating? Here's what you need to know

Unicorn dating involves a heterosexual couple inviting a third person, often a bisexual woman, into their relationship, fostering novelty and adventure while requiring open communication and mutual consent.

There are numerous dating terminology that are doing rounds on the internet and now another one has managed to garner the attention of people. This time, it is unicorn dating. This unique phrase refers to a certain type of relationship arrangement that has become more prevalent in recent years.&nbsp;
Unicorn dating is a concept that revolves around a specific type of romantic arrangement involving three individuals. In this scenario, a heterosexual couple seeks to invite a third person, to join them in their relationship.&nbsp;
The term "unicorn" is used to depict this elusive third person who is willing to engage with both members of the existing couple, creating a sense of adventure.
This arrangement is established on open communication, mutual consent, and a shared understanding of boundaries. The unicorn is not expected to be exclusive with either member of the couple, which differentiates unicorn dating from traditional polyamorous relationships.
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Nostalgia acts as a matchmaker for Gen Z and early millennials, with around a quarter enjoying connecting over shared memories from the past, according to a survey by dating app QuackQuack. 

 Nostalgia is a great head start for initiating conversation among Gen Z and early millennials

Nostalgia acts as a matchmaker for Gen Z and early millennials, with around a quarter enjoying connecting over shared memories from the past, according to a survey by dating app QuackQuack.

Nostalgia hits home and now it can be your biggest matchmaker too, as per a latest data by dating app QuackQuack. The dating app conducted a survey where it was found that nostalgia acts as a matchmaker for Gen Z and early millennials.&nbsp;
Around a quarter (26%) of people who go on dates, specifically those from the Gen Z and Millennial generations, like to make new connections by talking about things they remember from the past. These things could be old cartoons, stuff from pop culture like movies and music, and TV shows. Many people seem to really enjoy this.
Nearly half (43%) of Millennials who are between 28 and 32 years old find that talking about things they used to love, like their favourite TV shows and games they played when they were younger, helps them become better friends or even start romantic relationships. It's like a secret key that helps them know their match better and makes conversations smoother.
For Gen Z women aged 20 to 25, about one in five (19%) use nostalgic topics to start conversations when they're getting to know someone new. Additionally, around a third (32%) of people who date in big cities and smaller towns actively look for people who also like the same old things they do. This helps them make deeper connections with each other.
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Masterdating is a new TikTok dating trend to engage in activities with yourself that bring joy, personal growth, and a sense of well-being.

Masterdating: The art of self-exploration and empowerment in a digital age

Masterdating is a new TikTok dating trend to engage in activities with yourself that bring joy, personal growth, and a sense of well-being.

Masterdating, a new TikTok dating trend gaining popularity refers to the practice of intentionally spending quality time alone, embracing self-discovery and self-care. The word 'masterdating' is a wordplay of the term masturbating.
It's an opportunity to engage in activities that bring joy, personal growth, and a sense of well-being. Whether it's enjoying a movie night, savouring a delicious meal, exploring a new hobby, or simply relaxing with a book, masterdating empowers individuals to cultivate a strong relationship with themselves.&nbsp;
This practice fosters independence, boosts self-esteem, and encourages a deeper understanding of one's desires and preferences. In a world often bustling with external interactions, masterdating allows individuals to reconnect with their inner selves, promoting a healthier and more balanced life.&nbsp;
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Indian singles are embracing the dating trend of 'ethical sex-ploration,' with about 50% approaching intimacy and relationships in an open and exploratory manner, as revealed by Bumble's survey

Why are more Indian singles now open to Ethical sex-ploration? Know what it is

Indian singles are embracing the dating trend of 'ethical sex-ploration,' with about 50% approaching intimacy and relationships in an open and exploratory manner, as revealed by Bumble's survey

Indian singles are more open to exploring when it comes to dating. And, now the latest dating trend has emerged and that is called 'ethical sex-ploration.' As per the latest survey of Bumble, Indian singles are reconsidering the traditional norms surrounding dating and romantic relationships, challenging the established status quo in the process.
The latest dating trend is called ethical sex-ploration and as per Bumble's data, about 50% of people are approaching sex, intimacy, and dating in an open and exploratory way with more than half of Indians agreeing that it is important to discuss sexual needs and wants in the early phase of dating.&nbsp;
Findings also revealed that 61% of surveyed single Indians are embracing a heightened willingness to venture into ethical non-monogamy (including open relationships and polygamy) compared to the past.&nbsp;
Notably, 60% of the participants envision ethical non-monogamy as a progressive trend moving forward. Paradoxically, an intriguing 67% of single Indians acknowledge that monogamous relationships demand significant effort but ultimately hold substantial value.
Moreover, more women than men count emotional intimacy or intelligence as a priority when it comes to going forward with a serious or a long-term relationship.&nbsp;
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Indian dating app QuackQuack's data shows a significant shift in dating preferences, with 31% of new joiners seeking friendships that can evolve into emotional intimacy and romance, replacing the previous 'Friends with Benefits' trend. 

Friendship Day 2023: Friends with a scope of romance is the new FWB, says data

Indian dating app QuackQuack's data shows a significant shift in dating preferences, with 31% of new joiners seeking friendships that can evolve into emotional intimacy and romance, replacing the previous 'Friends with Benefits' trend.

'Friends with Benefits' had a good share of its time when it comes to dating scenarios. However, now friendship with a chance of romance has replaced 'FWB'. This is not what we are saying but data by the Indian dating app QuackQuack has shared insight into the shift in the dating scene.&nbsp;
According to the data, 31% of the new joiners from Tier 1 and 2 cities are looking to find friends who can become more than just friends with time. But, this time around, the "more" does not come in the form of sexual favours but rather emotional intimacy and romance.
The data revealed that there is a major inclination towards Friendship with a Chance of Romance trend. 39% of men from tier 1 and 2 cities find this the best approach to falling in love. Whereas, 34% of daters between 22 to 28 said that friends with benefits is a thing of the past. Moreover, 36% of women over 28 from metros and smaller cities think Friendship with a chance of romance is the safest option in the online dating world at this point in time.
QuackQuack's Founder and CEO, Ravi Mittal, commented, "The growing trend of people seeking friendship first and then moving in a different direction with the same friend, if and when that is a possibility, reflects the changing dynamics of friendship and romance. We have 26 million users, and we saw 3.14M+ matches in the last year, and not all of them were love matches. A good chunk of those matches was for friendship, maybe with a chance of romance."
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Fake-up, a rising dating trend, involves individuals faking breakups to garner sympathy or initiate conversations with potential romantic interests.

Are you falling for a 'Fake-up'? Know all about this dating trend

Fake-up, a rising dating trend, involves individuals faking breakups to garner sympathy or initiate conversations with potential romantic interests.

There are several dating trends and terms on the rise, and the recent one to garner the attention of people is 'fake-up.' This trend is all about people faking a breakup so that they can get sympathy from other potential daters or just have a conversation with the end goal of pursuing them.&nbsp;
According to a survey conducted by the dating website QuackQuack, fake-up is currently gaining significant popularity. Among the participants surveyed, it was found that GenZ daters, particularly single men, are more inclined to employ this trend.&nbsp;
The survey revealed that 18% of male daters residing in both metropolitan and smaller cities admitted to utilizing fake-up stories as a means to initiate communication with their crushes.
Interestingly, the number of women partaking in this trend is comparatively lower. However, the survey indicated that 23% of women aged 21 and above believe that men find it easier to leverage fake-ups due to the compassionate nature of women, ultimately using it as a means to slide into their DMs.
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Birdnesting is a co-parenting concept where children live in their home and the parents take turn to live with them.

Birdnesting is the new divorce trend split-up couples are opting for; know what the term means 

Birdnesting is a co-parenting concept where children live in their home and the parents take turn to live with them.

Birdnesting is the latest co-parenting trend in which a house remains the constant home for the children and the split-up couple takes turns living in it with them.&nbsp;
It's a simple concept where children stay at the same place instead of traveling to mom's or dad's for the weekend, and the parents visit the kids. This way children don't have to&nbsp; spend time traveling to and fro.
The trend is clearly kids-centric as it gives kids a sense of emotional security, allowing them to stay comfortable in one living space.&nbsp;
The dating trend was also shown in the comedy series 'Splitting Up Together' streaming on Amazon Prime Video.&nbsp;
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Gophering, the latest dating trend is giving a tough challenge to ghosting

Dating term 101: Think twice before making plans, you might get 'gophered'

Gophering, the latest dating trend is giving a tough challenge to ghosting

In the ever-evolving landscape of modern dating, new terms and trends emerge, reflecting the shifting dynamics of romantic relationships. Gophering is the latest phenomenon that challenges the infamous act of ghosting.&nbsp;
Ghosting is the act of suddenly and completely cutting off communication with a romantic interest, has become all too common in the dating world. It leaves the ghosted partly feeling confused, hurt, and emotionally abandoned. However, the new term, gophering has surfaced, shedding light on an alternative approach.
Gophering, in contrast to ghosting, refers to texting someone who initially showed interest but then went silent. However, when you make plans to meet this person, they never show up or cancel at the last moment. This is precisely what gophering is.&nbsp;
It involves popping in and out of a person's life without any clear consistency or commitment. This behavior can range from sporadic texts or occasional likes on social media to brief moments of engagement followed by prolonged periods of silence.
The rise of gophering can be attributed to various factors prevalent in modern dating culture. With the rise of online dating apps, there is an abundance of options available at one's fingertips, leading to a decrease in patience and commitment.&nbsp;
Gophering can be frustrating and confusing for those on the receiving end. The intermittent attention can give false hope, leaving individuals unsure about where they stand with their romantic interest. The uncertainty and inconsistency can lead to heightened anxiety, self-doubt, and emotional distress.
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There is a clear distinction around what defines physical cheating and emotional cheating. But what is micro cheating? 


Find out if your partner is micro cheating on you; TikTok's new term explains it all

There is a clear distinction around what defines physical cheating and emotional cheating. But what is micro cheating?&nbsp;

TikTokers have come up with a new term for the dating world which is different from cheating and infidelity. Yes, we're talking about 'micro cheating' a phrase that's growing in popularity on social media.&nbsp;
Some of the most common examples of micro-cheating are not inviting your partner to events, keeping secret friendships, not posting photos with your partner on social media, and flirting with random people or engaging with their social media posts.&nbsp;
The term was first used in 2018, however, it gained popularity on TikTok recently. In fact, the hashtag for the term has garnered over 25 million views on the platform.
While most people are agreeing with the term, others believe that such labels are not required in relationships. According to a relationship counselor,"the key to avoid micro-cheating is to establish clear boundaries and communicate with your partner."
Previously, another term got viral on TikTok; 'micro-wedding,' which meant a smaller-scale wedding ceremony.&nbsp;
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The survey conducted by the dating app QuackQuack reveals setting boundaries after finding a match is essential to ensure safety while dating new people. 

Survey reveals that setting boundaries in a relationship is healthy 

The survey conducted by the dating app QuackQuack reveals setting boundaries after finding a match is essential to ensure safety while dating new people.&nbsp;

Indian dating and matchmaking app, QuackQuack's recent survey analyses the advantages of boundaries in a budding online relationship. 10,000 daters from tier 1 and 2 cities participated in the survey aged between 18 to 35 years.
QuackQuack Founder and CEO Ravi Mittal commented, &ldquo;We used to see matches discussing likes and dislikes in their initial chatting phase, but now we notice users between 18 to 35 setting boundaries first, mostly in cases where they are scared of heartbreak.
Boundaries should start early
32% of daters between 21 and 30 say that setting boundaries as soon as you match is essential, and it ensures safety while dating new people. These daters call it the best way to keep yourself from getting emotionally hurt in the event things don't go the way you want them to. From setting a time limit on how long you will interact with your new match per day to asking them not to call or text you during office hours or any other time of the day that isn't convenient for you, boundaries can help daters from investing too much of their time in a could-be relationship.
Keep it under wraps
37% of women between 25 and 30 advise young daters to keep their private information within the boundaries. Budding connections are known to cloud people's judgment, and that is when most daters make mistakes, such as sharing their home address or giving away sensitive information, blinded by the idea of potential love. These women from metros and smaller cities mention the importance of setting this boundary even before downloading a dating app. No matter how amazing your match might seem, maintain the confidentiality of private information.
Steer clear from fights
The best way to avoid miscommunication and dodge unnecessary fights is to set certain limits early in the relationship and come to a mutual understanding of what falls within them and what is beyond, as stated by 25% of daters from tier 1 and 2 cities. If you let your potential partner know that you will not compromise some aspects of your life at the very beginning, they will either date you as you are and not expect it or pass because it does not work for them. Either way, it helps avoid future conflicts.
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Gen-Blend dating trend is the new name for embracing age-gap when it comes to relationships.

Gen-Blend romance dating trend is at its peak as per a survey: Bumble

Gen-Blend dating trend is the new name for embracing age-gap when it comes to relationships.

We've heard that age is just a number and now the new dating trend 'Gen-Blend' romance is currently proving so. As the name suggests, this trend is all about accepting age gap in relationships.
According to a survey by a popular dating app Bumble, 81% of Indians say that age is just a number and does not determine the success of a relationship.
Moreover, 33% of Indians who took part in the survey said that fear of judgement from family and friends makes it difficult for them to be open-minded about age-gap relationships.
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Anna Kai, a dating expert revealed why you are still single. In her video, she shared 4 points that people should keep in mind.

Dating expert reveals why you are still single; here are some possible reasons

Anna Kai, a dating expert revealed why you are still single. In her video, she shared 4 points that people should keep in mind.

Are you someone who feels that going out on dates is too much effort and, your special someone will just walk into your life without doing much? Well, dating expert Anna Kai has shed light on 4 reasons why you might be single.&nbsp;
Kai who enjoys a massive fan following on social media said that she went on more than 200 first dates before she finally found the perfect man.&nbsp;
<h3>Anna in her video revealed 4 points why you might be single, know here</h3>
1. You haven't met enough people and you need to believe that every wrong date will lead you closer to 'the one'
2. You are not prioritising dating and are giving importance to other things
3. You are most likely holding on to your past and are wasting time doing that
4. You are afraid of getting rejected
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This term has come from the movie Groundhog Day which shows a pattern of repetition. Here's all you need to know about the dating trend inspired by it.

Ground hogging is the latest dating trend that people are relating to; here's all you need to know

This term has been derived from the movie Groundhog Day which shows a pattern of repetition. Here's all you need to know about the dating trend inspired by it.

Do you have a certain type when it comes to dating? And do you always end up with a similar kind of person that you last dated? Well, it means you might be ground hogging.&nbsp;
Ground hogging is the latest dating trend and is all about dating a similar type of person over and over again. This term has been derived from the movie Groundhog Day which showed a pattern of repetition.&nbsp;
Recently, the dating app Inner Circle in its research, found that as people these days are missing out on chances of meeting great people, they are responsible for this dating trend.
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