Chennai: A research by Bumble has revealed how the pandemic has shaped the way that single Indians are dating, especially post the second wave.
The time spent in lockdowns has allowed people to focus on what they are truly looking for while dating, giving them a renewed sense of clarity and confidence in taking control of their dating lives as they meet new people.
Through recent research, Bumble has found that people are now dating more intentionally than before the pandemic – they are being more honest about what they are looking for in a relationship, whether it’s something casual or serious.
In fact, 74 per cent of single Indians surveyed feel there is a decline in negative behaviour in dating such as ghosting, breadcrumbing, catfishing, among others.
One in four have said that they are now feeling less willing to compromise on what they want and need from a potential relationship, according to the ‘nationwide survey’.