Consider This from NPR Love In The Time Of COVID: How We Date Is Changing
Feb 12, 2022
The pandemic has reshaped dating dynamics, pushing singles to prioritize emotional stability over physical attraction. Experts highlight a shift towards self-care and meaningful connections. Behavioral science sheds light on how to cultivate attraction, challenging the myth of instant chemistry. There's also a fresh perspective on societal pressures surrounding relationships, particularly during Valentine's Day, encouraging a focus on nurturing connections throughout the year.
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Shifting Dating Priorities
- Pandemic dating trends reveal a shift in priorities.
- Singles prioritize emotional maturity and stability over physical attraction.
Dating Science
- Logan Ury's book, "How to Not Die Alone," offers dating advice.
- It helps those struggling to find relationships despite efforts.
Forget the Spark
- Forget the "spark" and don't rely on instant chemistry.
- Focus on building connections and consider long-term compatibility.
