Topic
Articles, news and features on dating for millennials, covering dating apps, dating advice and dating tips.
For many, their phone is the last thing they touch at night and the first thing they look at in the morning. Here’s some expert advice on how to stop your phone ruining relationships.
After more than two years of uncertainty, stress, anxiety, and social isolation, you may be looking for a new romantic connection. A relationship expert provides her tips on how to ease back into dating.
‘Hesidaters’ are always looking for an excuse to end a relationship, no matter how good someone looks on paper. Here’s how to tell if someone is hesidating, including if it’s you.
Spousal spying can range from glancing at who someone is texting to extreme cases of installing spyware and stalkerware on their phone, but the root is often the same.
If finding love during a pandemic is not easy, dating in the metaverse could be the answer. Follow this advice for finding love in the virtual world.
There is nothing wrong with aiming for perfection, but when it comes to relationships it’s important to lower your expectations. An expert offers advice on how to let go.
Feeling unlucky in love? Before you go looking for a relationship in 2022, ask yourself if it’s something you want, or if it’s something you need, says a relationship expert – there’s a difference.
If problems develop in your relationship, don’t reflexively blame your partner without considering your own behaviour and feelings, an expert advises.
If you have a nagging feeling that your partner isn’t fully committed to you because they aren’t over their ex-partner or they’re treating you as a rebound, it could be a deal-breaker.
- Singapore-based YouApp and Hong Kong-based DayOne look to offer a more human touch to online dating than giants like Match Group, which has been struggling
- YouApp has drawn in more women by integrating features like horoscopes and Myers-Briggs tests, while DayOne only lets users chat after confirming a date
Raya, the dating app for famous people, remains tricky to access, so how do you get on the ultra exclusive dating app in 2024 – and what kind of people will you find on it?
A 20-year-old student in China has caused a stir on mainland social media after he was diagnosed with a delusional love disorder which makes him think all his women fellow-students fancy him.
The domestic abuse ordeal of an online actress celebrity in China, who infamously said she would “rather cry in a BMW than smile on a bicycle”, has been revealed during divorce proceedings.
A woman in China who posted a video of herself on social media was swamped by comments that she has the perfect “good luck” visage from believers of the ancient Chinese tradition of face-reading.
A man who met a woman for a first date and thought she could be his true love, changed his mind when she sent him a document the same day outlining what they would need to earn and spend as a couple.
US reality TV star Kristin Cavallari has clapped back at online haters who have criticised her new romance with 24-year-old Mark Estes – so what do we know about him?
A woman in China who stands at 173cm tall has been shocked to find that most mainland men shy away from her because of her height, saying they prefer a “cute and helpless-looking” date.
More than 2,200 people applied to attend a matchmaking event in central Japan that brings together fans of the Studio Ghibli films who are also looking for a spouse.
Research from dating apps Tinder, Bumble and Coffee Meets Bagel shows that Gen Z see dating as less complicated, prioritising self-love and personal fulfilment as qualities they look for.
Canberra has given the likes of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge until June 30 to develop a voluntary code of conduct or be forced to make changes through legislation.
Dating apps are using premium tiers to drive monetisation amid slowing growth and are integrating generative AI for curated experiences.
What a potential match believes about Covid-19 vaccinations determines how compatible they are for users of some dating apps.
Chau Pak-yin, who offered courses to teach single men how to flirt with women, vows to ask trial magistrate to review verdict.
Netflix dating show Love is Blind has been tried in real life. At Dating Blind events, participants are blindfolded for 10-minute chats, and avoid asking about age or appearance.
New dating app Teleport uses AI to find matches – at a cost of US$111 a month. It and other dating apps are capitalising on a growing number of users willing to pay for premium services.
People in China who are too busy, lack experience or do not want a relationship or casual sex are turning to one-off kissing sessions with complete strangers for no-strings intimacy.
Relationship experts offer tips on how to set up a great profile on dating apps like Tinder, Hinge and Bumble, how to start a conversation and how to ask someone out on a date.
When filmmaker James Morosini found out he was being catfished by his father he made a movie about it. ‘I Love My Dad’, starring Morosini and Patton Oswalt, is now on Apple TV and YouTube.
Netflix dating show Indian Matchmaking is back, although none of the couples in the first season stayed together. We check on three ‘clients’ from season 2 to see if they are still with their matches.
Simon Leviev, the Tinder swindler of the Netflix documentary’s title, is no stranger to Hong Kong teacher Jules Hannaford. She’s met his type – twice – paid the price and authored a book and podcast to warn others.
Here’s everything you need to know about the subject of Netflix’s new documentary film The Tinder Swindler, and what he’s been up to since it aired …
The TikTok trend highlights the pressures many young people face during the Lunar New Year when older relatives bombard them with relationship questions.
