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(New York, NY) — If you’re single you’ve probably used dating apps. They’ve been around for years now. Swipe left if you’re not interested or swipe right if you think they might be a match. Candance Bushnell, who wrote Sex and the City, is still dishing out dating advice. She recently said for first dates people should try and make a plan for something different, instead of meeting at your basic coffee shop.
Meantime, it appears dating apps no longer elicit the same excitement in young daters as they once did. According to the CEO of Match.com, Gen Z has fallen out of love with the classic “swipe left, swipe right” mentality. He said dating apps need to get updated because younger people want more of an authentic match, rather than just matching by age or appearance.
