In the Philippines, easy access to dating apps and other digital stimuli has affected how men approach romantic relationships.
There was a time, in this country especially, when a man looking for love conjured an image of a song under a windowsill, a hand-scrawled poem, or a fresh-picked flower. Now, Filipino romance often begins with a swipe. Dating apps, ...
“What we’re seeing is a big shift towards realness, people are being increasingly more transparent, future-proofing themselves, and taking the time to find somebody to support their unique interests, before committing to a relationship," says Chen Meihui, APAC Communications Lead at Bumble.
Dating app Bumble dubbed year 2024 as the year of self. Trends showed a positive shift toward self-empowerment-"rejecting the constant quest for perfection, discarding outdated timelines, and placing more value on emotional vulnerability and shared priorities."For 2025, its research ...
A new way to be more transparent about what you’re after on the app.
If you've ever spent any time on dating apps, you'd know that what you're looking for in a partner is part of the whole song-and-dance routine at the beginning part of any conversation. After you've matched, ...
New members-only service gives more control over who you match with
Tinder announced it was rolling out a new members-only service earlier this year that lets you avoid swiping through endless profiles by telling you who has already liked you. Now, following a successful trial in a handful of countries, Tinder Gold ...
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