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Dating apps were supposed to make it easier to find love. On this week's Engagement Party podcast, Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro call relationship writer Karley…
Dating apps were supposed to make it easier to find love. On this week's Engagement Party podcast, Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro call relationship writer Karley Sciortino for her take on what went wrong.
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@@tomt55Imported2mo ago
People are finally beginning to understand how deep the hollow and shallow feelings are regarding dating apps and social media. It just feels so vapid and empty. People are craving real human connections and these dreadful dating apps and social media platforms are so antithetical to real human and personal connections. I'm sick and tired of them, I'm guessing that many others are as well.
@@AnonymousUserNameHereImported2mo ago
As someone that has to read lips and microexpressions in order to process what im hearing, i cannnnnnnot wait for this upper lip paralyzing crap to be over, especially from people that communicate and emote FOR A LIVING.
@@newbestofthis4422Imported2mo ago
It's been hard to find someone there. I'm 33 and don't wanna die alone
@@magicalfrijoles6766Imported2mo ago
I used them after a break-up for about 6 months. I did get to hook up with multiple chicks, which was fun, but I didn't find a girlfriend.
Dating apps were supposed to make it easier to find love. On this week's Engagement Party podcast, Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro call relationship writer Karley Sciortino for her take on what went wrong.
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