You know, when I first heard about dating apps, I thought, “This is it. The next frontier of human connection. We’re finally going to harness technology to bring people closer together.” But, like many things that sound good in theory, the reality is a bit more… well, dystopian. Let’s talk about how these platforms, powered by algorithms and AI, have turned romance into a transactional experience, effectively becoming weapons of mass romantic destruction. The irony? They’re supposed to help us find love, but they’re doing exactly the opposite. We’ve turned what should be one of the most profound human experiences into a game of swipe, match, and ghost. Here’s the problem: People want simple, effortless romance. But let’s be real—romance isn’t simple. It’s not supposed to be. It’s complex, nuanced, and yes, it takes time. The idea that you can just swipe right and magically find “the one” is a fantasy that only exists in marketing pitches. In reality, what dating apps have done is give ...
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