Sweetpeaa
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- Jun 10, 2019
Gen Z don't know how to build relationships. Hence the digital flings and hook up culture on tinder. None of this is going to lead to a marriage or a relationship that lasts more than a few months.
Many core age Millennial's actually find internet dating quite odd as it was usually the rejects trying to find ''love'' online. Normal people dated and married people from school, work, University, friends and other ''real world interaction''. The people that had to get someone online usually had some kind of ''issue'' either upfront or hidden.
Covid is going to factor into this too of course. Lots of Gen Z teens and young adults have borderline ''Aspie'' social skills and it's scary. When I was a teen in the 2000's probably less than 4% of people in my high school had those kinds of piss poor social skills where they couldn't build friendships or find someone to date them. Most teens back then were social butterfly's. Teenagers now seem very awkward, behind and internet obsessed.
Many core age Millennial's actually find internet dating quite odd as it was usually the rejects trying to find ''love'' online. Normal people dated and married people from school, work, University, friends and other ''real world interaction''. The people that had to get someone online usually had some kind of ''issue'' either upfront or hidden.
Covid is going to factor into this too of course. Lots of Gen Z teens and young adults have borderline ''Aspie'' social skills and it's scary. When I was a teen in the 2000's probably less than 4% of people in my high school had those kinds of piss poor social skills where they couldn't build friendships or find someone to date them. Most teens back then were social butterfly's. Teenagers now seem very awkward, behind and internet obsessed.