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Regional identity significantly shapes the dating preference of Indians. The latest study led by Indian dating app, QuackQuack, shows that 18% of Indian women prefer matches who follow similar customs and traditions.

Indian women prefer matches who follow similar customs and traditions, dating app survey reveals

<h2>Regional identity significantly shapes the dating preference of Indians. The latest study led by Indian dating app, QuackQuack, shows that 18% of Indian women prefer matches who follow similar customs and traditions.</h2>

Diwali is just around the corner and festivities are the time for new romance to flourish and meet new potentials. Latest study led by India's most downloaded dating app, QuackQuack, shows that 18% of Indian women prefer matches who follow similar customs and traditions. Regional identity significantly shapes the dating preference of young Indians.&nbsp;
The study was conducted with a sample size of 10,000 active daters between the ages of 22 and 35 from major urban and suburban Indian cities; respondents came from various professional backgrounds, including experts in IT, healthcare, finance, education, and various other sectors, with a portion of jobseekers and individuals pursuing higher education.
More than 25% of QuackQuack users above 30 voiced that cultural familiarity makes it easier to bond with a new match. 4 in 5 women revealed that they feel more comfortable and confident dating someone from a similar cultural background.
According to around 36% of women language too matters alot while seeking potential matches. The study showed that for 16% of daters below 24, proximity and locality were factored in while looking for a match.
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From food preference to taste in music, everything works to bring matches closer, and 13% of QuackQuack users from Tier 2 Indian cities agree on the same.&nbsp;
Participants were asked a series of questions related to the importance of regional identity in matchmaking decisions. The app's Founder and CEO, Ravi Mittal, commented, "In a culturally diverse country like ours, regional customs and traditions play a big part in forming romantic relationships.
We have over three crore users, and continuous analyzation of their dating habits has shown that most of our users find matches who share similar family traditions, have language compatibility, and share religious practices and beliefs."
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'Pebbling' is a new dating trend inspired by Gentoo penguins which refers to the act of giving small presents or making kind gestures for your partner to brighten their day 

'Pebbling' is the latest dating trend inspired by penguins, know all about it

<h2>'Pebbling' is a new dating trend inspired by Gentoo penguins which refers to the act of giving small presents or making kind gestures for your partner to brighten their day&nbsp;</h2>

In the ever-evolving landscape of modern dating, new trends continuously emerge, reflecting the dynamic ways people connect and express affection.&nbsp;In this modern era, where new dating terms keep emerging, a new term called 'pebbling' is gaining popularity on social media which is inspired by penguins.
<h3>What is Pebbling?&nbsp;</h3>
Pebbling refers to the act of giving small presents or making kind gestures for your partner to brighten their day. This term is inspired by Gentoo penguins, which, according to the New York Post, give pebbles to someone they have a crush on. These pebbles are then used to build nests.
For humans, pebbling can take the form of sharing memes, reels, and social media posts to express love and affection.
Pebbling started with the advent of meme sending as a form of creating a connection with people,&rdquo; Gigi Engle, a relationship expert and psychotherapist Gigi Engle told Metro.
Gen Z looks at memes as an additional form of interaction, frequently in addition to text messaging, and have been dubbed a "love language." She continued, "It can definitely strengthen a relationship because it's similar to sending a message saying 'I saw this and thought of you'. Pebbling can be a really good way of building banter and a connection with a partner. It doesn't have to be physical stuff - it's meme culture."
Pebbling does have the potential to set an expectation of communication you&rsquo;re going to have throughout your relationship, so that&rsquo;s something to keep in mind,&rdquo; Engle said.
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A fair proportion of men and women reported a strong interest in using dating websites to look for friendships when they entered their midlife age, according to the survey.

Survey says 65% mid-age Indians seek friendship on online dating apps despite having partners

A fair proportion of men and women reported a strong interest in using dating websites to look for friendships when they entered their midlife age, according to the survey.

According to a survey by a leading dating app of India, Gleeden, online dating has increased among Indians going through midlife crisis.
The survey was done on 1,500 people from 12 Tier 1 and Tier 2 Indian cities, including Kolkata and Patna in the East, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Indore in the West, Delhi, Ludhiana, and Jaipur in the North, Bengaluru, Kochi, and Hyderabad in the South, and Guwahati from the North East region, to look at online dating trend among middle aged committed people or people with partners.&nbsp;
The number of people over 35 using dating apps in India climbed by 65% from Tier 2 cities, as per the IPSOS poll, indicating a rise in middle-aged people's interest in online dating.&nbsp;
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These platforms offer a special chance to rebel against traditional standards and experience the delight of companionship in the digital era due to changing trends in Indian relationships and middle-aged people's growing acceptance of online dating. Therefore, to all you 40-year-old, flirtatious, and gorgeous people out there, think about stepping into the realm of online dating and opening the doors to personal development, friendships, and possibly even a lifetime relationship.&nbsp;
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The survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sharing memes. 

Dating app reveals how sharing memes have become a love language today 

The survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sharing memes.&nbsp;

In this modern era of dating, Gen Zers and millennials don't want to invest their time and energy until their vibe matches.&nbsp;
According to a survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sending memes and consider it as an important factor to start a relationship.&nbsp;
The data also revealed that 73 per cent of daters share memes to check their partner's sense of humour and 60 per cent prioritise getting an idea of someone's 'meme humour' before heading out for a date.&nbsp;
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Dating fatigue is a burned-out emotional state when you are unable to find your perfect match on dating apps. 

Dating fatigue: What is it and how limiting screen time helps?

Dating fatigue is a burned-out emotional state when you are unable to find your perfect match on dating apps.&nbsp;

Are you fatigued and exhausted searching for a right match? Then you might be suffering from dating fatigue. The endless options on dating apps have left young daters tired and hopeless.&nbsp;
A survey done by the dating app QuackQuack, found that 47 per cent of users feel dating fatigue can happen to anyone at any point in time which leads to exhaustion and irritation.&nbsp;
<h3>Factors leading to dating fatigue</h3>
<ul>
<li>Every 3 out of 10 young daters suggest that limiting screen time help in dealing with dating fatigue.</li>
<li>Taking a break from bad dates or repeated rejections can make you feel demotivated. So, it's better to stay away for a while.</li>
<li>Setting unrealistic expectations to find a perfect partner could lead to frustration and fatigue.</li>
<li>Dating requires a lot of time, effort and energy and balancing them with a busy lifestyle can be exhausting.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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Around one in five people run background checks on their online dates before meeting them, a new survey says.

Valentines's Day: Nearly 20% singles run a background check on their online dates, reveals survey 

Nearly 20% singles run a background check on their online dates, reveals survey 

Around one in five people run background checks on their online dates before meeting them, a new survey says.

Dating has never been easy and many singles feel it has become even trickier with the majority of communication taking place online.&nbsp;
According to a survey conducted by the Thriving Center of Psychology, nearly 20% of singles run a background check before going on a date with their online match.&nbsp;
The survey also revealed that 35% of people do not feel safe when using dating apps, despite 67% claiming to have used them at one point. However, 69% of people who have used platforms like Hinge, Bumble and Tinder, despise the apps.
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 Online dating is no child’s play! If you are someone who is new to the world of dating apps then we have just the right tips for you. 



New to online dating? Here are some tips to get you going 

The world of dating apps can be confusing and intimidating. So here are some ways to ensure success in online dating and increase your chances of matching with the right people! 

If you are new to online dating and don&rsquo;t know where to begin, then here are some tips to get you going.&nbsp;
Put your best foot forward&nbsp;
While creating a profile on a dating app, make sure to upload your best possible pictures to woo your potential matches.&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t shy away from&nbsp;showing the real you&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t hesitate from being yourself. Never pretend to be someone you are not as this will not help you to connect with the right people&nbsp;
Be witty and fun&nbsp;
After matching with someone, try your best to make the conversation fun and light-hearted.&nbsp;
Keep things casual&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t jump the gun with everyone you match and this may creep them out! Instead, try taking things slow and see where things go.&nbsp;
Be cautious
It is fairly easy to catfish on a dating app, so double-check a person's identity by researching about them a little or looking for the verified tag on their profile to save yourself from fake identities.
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While most of us usually resort to going out and meeting people, sadly with the pandemic in full swing yet again, that sure seems like a distant dream.&nbsp;So,&nbsp;to make the best of the current situation, one can&nbsp;try their hand at dating apps.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Online dating is something that most people shy away from, mostly because it requires them to put themselves out there in a pool full of eager singles. But when done right, dating apps can definitely help you to meet your soulmate!&nbsp;
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So, if you are new to online dating and don&rsquo;t know where to begin, then here are some tips to get you going.&nbsp;
<h3>Put your best foot forward&nbsp;</h3>
While creating a profile on a dating app, make sure to upload your best possible pictures&nbsp;to woo your potential matches.&nbsp;
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<h3>Don&rsquo;t shy away from&nbsp;showing the real you&nbsp;</h3>
Don&rsquo;t hesitate from being yourself. Never pretend to be someone you are not as this will not help you to connect with the right people. Be your raw, authentic, and unabashed&nbsp;self.&nbsp;
<h3>Be witty and fun&nbsp;</h3>
After matching with someone, try your best to make the conversation fun and light-hearted. Crack jokes and impress the other person with your sense of&nbsp;humor&nbsp;and wittiness.&nbsp;
<h3>Keep things casual&nbsp;</h3>
Don&rsquo;t jump the gun with everyone you match and this may creep them out! Instead, try taking things slow and see where things go. Let things progress naturally instead of desperately trying to make&nbsp;things work.&nbsp;
<h3>Be cautious</h3>
It is fairly easy to catfish on a dating app, so double-check a person's identity by researching about them a little or looking for the verified tag on their profile to save yourself from fake identities.

As our life dances between the online and offline worlds, thanks to the pandemic, our dating life will witness monumental changes too in the new year 2022.

New year, new me: top trends that will define India’s dating scene in 2022 

As our life&nbsp;dances between the online and offline worlds, thanks to the pandemic, our dating life will witness monumental changes too in the new year 2022.

Welcome 2022: The last couple of years, namely the pandemic, have changed nearly every facet of our lives.&nbsp;This applies to our love lives as well. Meeting new people, going out on dates, deepening existing relationships, everything went online during the pandemic and as things reopen or close again... we have all been forced to rethink how we date in 2022.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Here are some trends that define how Indians will pursue dating in 2022, as per dating app Bumble.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SET RESET&nbsp;
The pandemic has forced many to rethink their life and priorities.&nbsp;71% of Bumble users say they&nbsp;are all set to hit the reset button on their dating pattern in the new year.&nbsp;Emotional availability has been ranked&nbsp;highest&nbsp;on the lovers&rsquo; checklist.&nbsp;
EXPLORI-DATING&nbsp;&nbsp;
&lsquo;What is my type&rsquo; is a question that&rsquo;s plaguing nearly half of the people since the beginning of the pandemic.&nbsp;Unsurprisingly, over 55% of Bumble users define their&nbsp;approach and outlook to dating as exploratory in the coming year.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/in-depth/in-depth-vax-dine-how-post-pandemic-dating-will-usher-a-new-age-of-love-1627988884725">Vax &amp; Dine: how post-pandemic dating will usher a new age of love</a>
HOBBY DATES&nbsp;&nbsp;
Cooking, dancing or investing... Indians have found plenty of new hobbies during the pandemic and that will impact their dating lives as well.&nbsp;Around 52% of people on the app are planning their dates around their new interests making &lsquo;hobby dates&rsquo; a convenient way to return to IRL dating.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SERIOUS OR NADA
Casual relationships might take a backseat&nbsp;as the virus made around 62% of people realise that it&rsquo;s okay, and sometimes even better, to be alone.&nbsp;Nearly half of everyone said they will be more &lsquo;mindful and intentional&rsquo; about who and how they date.&nbsp;&nbsp;
AFFECTION ON DISPLAY&nbsp;
After a long time of being scared to even shake hands with another individual, Bumble predicts that public displays of affection&nbsp;are going to be all the rage. Not just Kourtney Kardashian,&nbsp;73% of single Indians too on Bumble admitted to being more open to public displays of affection post-pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Dating app, Bumble has closed its doors for a week to give its employees a "much-needed" break to destress, "as a way to thank our team for their hard work '' it said. 

Dating app Bumble closes for a week, to let staff get 'much needed' break

Bumble, the dating app where women make the first move, has closed its doors for a week to give its employees a "much-needed" break to de-stress.&nbsp;

Bumble dating app gives all staff paid week off to fight stress Bumble asked employees&nbsp;to switch off and focus on themselves Paid users on Bumble spiked by 30% compared with last year Covid-19 pandemic has been extremely busy for dating apps

Bumble, the dating app where women make the first move, has closed its doors for a week to give its employees a "much-needed" break to de-stress.&nbsp; Bumble which has staff of over 700 people worldwide has announced the entire&nbsp;the week of June 21 off, "as a way to thank our team for their hard work and resilience," company said.&nbsp;&nbsp; In a tweet that is now unavailable, a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bumble-is-opening-its-first-ever-cafe-1559814783990" target="_blank">Bumble</a> staffer in New York said that the paid time off was a result of CEO&nbsp;Whitney Wolfe Herd&nbsp;picking up on "our collective burnout."
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