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Is the way we date changing? Studies suggest the time spent on dating apps has dropped in recent years. BBC News crashed an 'in person' speed-dating event to as…
Is the way we date changing?
Studies suggest the time spent on dating apps has dropped in recent years. BBC News crashed an 'in person' speed-dating event to ask attendees about their dating habits, and if they're too skint to date.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#Dating #BBCNews
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@@notjustforhackers4252Imported2wk ago
The BBC is a total waste of space.
@@ChanceKistlerImported2wk ago
Might want to ask QC if they really meant your title to say "DATE CHANGING?"
@@PpfffffffhahhahImported2wk ago
Fatashhh
@@timothybird4264Imported2wk ago
More green hair
@@fwd105Imported2wk ago
I'm old enough to have experienced dating before apps and with apps. Before, people gave each other time, made more of an effort because we didnt know when the next person might come along, and through time we learned and discovered positive things which we may have missed initially. Now it's become quick fire auditioning process and in some case transactional. 10 secs to impress me because if you don't, I have a line of possible options waiting. With this mindset we shy away from the hard work needed to start and maintain relationships.
@@michelangelope830Imported2wk ago
People have problems trying to understand what is a censorship of knowledge. Is it lack of intelligence or being a bad person?. Is it possible to not understand what is a censorship?. Step by step i will do my best to explain what is a censorship and why knowledge is censored. What do they teach in universities?. Fortunes are spent on education. A censorship of knowledge is knowledge they don't want you to know. Do you want to learn the knowledge they don't want you to know?. Why they don't want you to know?. People who censor knowledge lie and they don't want you to know the truth, they don't want you to know they deceived and hurt you. The deception has an explanation. Atheism is a logical fallacy that assumes God is the religious idea of the creator of the creation to conclude wrongly no creator exists because a particular idea of God doesn’t exist. Did you understand?, if religion is false doesn’t make atheism true. Spinoza discovered centuries ago the nature of God. Our life is eternal and hell and heaven. God exists because from nothing can not be created something. What is eternal created what has a beginning of existence. How much have they hurt you?. Thank you.
@@ngjnvccxImported2wk ago
Given what`s going on in the world. Is this really the best the BBC can bring to the table? And they`re crying cos everyone is cancelling their licenses.
@@Grizzle-GutsImported2wk ago
Never mind all that..<br>What about your children's and grandchildren's future. <br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43qaXpFnHJw">https://youtu.be/43qaXpFnHJw?si=X2tCRporB0XRoNGL</a>
@@FatNorthernBigotImported2wk ago
We need to bring back third spaces, and a sense of perspective.
Studies suggest the time spent on dating apps has dropped in recent years. BBC News crashed an 'in person' speed-dating event to ask attendees about their dating habits, and if they're too skint to date.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#Dating #BBCNews
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