"Single people are sick of swiping, they want real human connection. It started as a one-off for Valentine's Day earlier this year, selling out in less than 48 hours."
"There's far too many people, there's the illusion of choice. They get you to go and pay your premium memberships and you don't really make any meaningful connections."
Young singles are turning to 'Date My Mate' events as dating apps decline in popularity. These events allow friends to pitch their single pals to a room of singles, creating a lively atmosphere reminiscent of reality TV dating shows. Participants receive a drink token and a sticker indicating their role. The concept gained traction after a successful Valentine's Day event, selling out quickly. Many attendees express frustration with traditional dating apps, citing a lack of meaningful connections and an overwhelming number of choices.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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