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A recent poll conducted on 1000 British adults, found that singles who pose with a dog in their profile are more likely to find a match. Two-thirds of people are likely to get more matches if their profile picture is with a dog. Moreover, six in 10 people believe that owning a dog is a sign of a person being ready to settle down. In fact, four in 10 have even gone home with a potential date specifically to meet that person&rsquo;s pet.&nbsp;
Earlier, other researches have found that it doesn't matter whether you are a cat or a dog lover, as long as you are a pet person.&nbsp;
BRB, updating our profile pic.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/your-best-friend-dog-judges-you-too-here-s-what-study-has-to-say-1676105161788">Your best friend- dog judges you too! Here's what study has to say</a>

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way people meet, date and romance new and old partners forever. The future of post-pandemic dating focuses on meaning and safety. 

In-Depth | Online Dating: how post-pandemic dating will usher a new age of love

The pandemic has changed the way people meet, date and romance new and old partners forever.
What does the future of post-pandemic dating look like?

Vax & Dine: how post-pandemic dating will usher a new age of love

The pandemic complicated life for couples, singles and everyone else!
2020 was Tinder's busiest year:&nbsp;11% more Swipes, 42% more matches
Dating apps&nbsp;witnessed a 15% increase in new subscribers
New relationship apps entered the market, old ones saw a big rise in user base
38% Indians say they won't go on a date or have sex with unvaccinated people
72% of Indians say they think it's possible to find love online
Virtual dates are a safe, low-pressure way to get to know someone new
People want to be more honest about who they are &amp; how they feel
Daters want to discuss safety precautions &amp; consent before meeting up
Even with WFH, singles want to date people who live nearby
Will a delayed love life lead to a post-pandemic dating boom?&nbsp;

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way people meet, date and romance new and old partners forever. The future of post-pandemic dating will be all about meaningful and safe connections.&nbsp;

Romance and relationships are complicated affairs on the most regular&nbsp;of&nbsp;days! So, what happens when you add a deadly pandemic into the mix?&nbsp;&nbsp;
When&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;mandated&nbsp;global lockdowns, many couples were left stranded&nbsp;while&nbsp;others were forced to cohabit together even if they didn&rsquo;t want to. Things got fairly complicated for singles too,&nbsp;as&nbsp;dating became an online-only affair.&nbsp;But as they say, love always finds a way.&nbsp;
<h2>The rise of virtual dating&nbsp;</h2>
Online dating apps became the safe haven for singles and even the unhappily cooped up.&nbsp;2020 was Tinder&rsquo;s busiest ever, with&nbsp;11% more Swipes and 42% more matches per member.&nbsp;Tinder&rsquo;s parent Match Group that owns 60% of the dating app market, reported a 15% increase in new subscribers.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/love-in-the-time-of-covid-demand-high-for-condoms-rolling-paper-1609261286157">Love in the time of Covid: demand high for condoms &amp; rolling paper</a>
It was a big year for&nbsp;other&nbsp;relationship&nbsp;apps&nbsp;as well.&nbsp;Not So Arranged&nbsp;launched in Jan 2020 as&nbsp;a platform for&nbsp;serious&nbsp;relationships, joining&nbsp;the&nbsp;likes of&nbsp;TrulyMadly&nbsp;and&nbsp;Aisle. But even the controversial extra-marital affair site&nbsp;Gleeden&nbsp;crossed 13 lakh subscribers in India during the&nbsp;Covid year.&nbsp;&nbsp;
All in all, the&nbsp;quarantine&nbsp;loneliness&nbsp;accelerated a new normal,&nbsp;pushing people&nbsp;to find&nbsp;ways to connect more, come together for more reasons and be more&nbsp;experimental&nbsp;with&nbsp;dating apps.&nbsp;
<h2>The concerns&nbsp;for safety&nbsp;</h2>
Trusting other people even on a good day is a big feat but the virus has made safety concerns even more urgent.
With&nbsp;governments&nbsp;asking&nbsp;people&nbsp;to avoid casual sex with strangers&nbsp;and even the World Health Organisation (WHO) urging people to resist their party instincts,&nbsp;the pandemic has made quite a case in favour of monogamy.&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-experts-says-young-people-need-to-rethink-partying-habits-1596719037129">WHO says young people need to rethink 'partying habits'</a>
As in-person dating returns, people are&nbsp;using their bios to flaunt their vaccination status. In fact,&nbsp;38% of Indians said in a Bumble survey that they wouldn&rsquo;t go on a date or have sex with un-vaccinated folk.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h2>The future of post-pandemic dating&nbsp;</h2>
72 per cent of single Indians surveyed by&nbsp;dating app&nbsp;Bumble think it&rsquo;s possible to fall in love with someone they&rsquo;ve only met online.&nbsp;This is proof that digital dates are here to stay.&nbsp;
Digital Dates:&nbsp;40% of Tinder users and&nbsp;48% of Indians on Bumble would actually prefer first dates to&nbsp;remain&nbsp;virtual. They&nbsp;deem it a safe and&nbsp;low-pressure way to get a sense of someone&nbsp;and will&nbsp;continue using video chat even as date spots re-open.&nbsp;
Stay&nbsp;Authentic:&nbsp;All that time at home has brought upon a new sense of perspective for young people. This has pushed people to be more&nbsp;honest&nbsp;and&nbsp;authentic&nbsp;about who they are, how they look, and what they&rsquo;re going through.&nbsp;This need for meaningful connections&nbsp;is&nbsp;here to stay.&nbsp;
Clear Boundaries:&nbsp;The word &lsquo;boundaries&rsquo; is being used more than ever in bios. A&nbsp;YPulse&nbsp;survey said that&nbsp;over 17% of daters discussed safety precautions and consent for physical touch before meeting up.&nbsp;This practice will continue and is expected to become an integral part of modern intimacy.&nbsp;
Neighbourly&nbsp;Love:&nbsp;Distance may make the heart grow fonder but we have all had enough of it by now.&nbsp;Even as work from anywhere becomes more common, singles would prefer to date people who live close by.&nbsp;Use of geolocation on apps and mentions of the word &lsquo;moving&rsquo; in bios skyrocketed in 2020.&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/people-who-meet-on-dating-apps-have-long-term-commitment-study-1609487197505">People who meet on dating apps have long term commitment: study&nbsp;</a>
As the virus waves come and go,&nbsp;it's&nbsp;hard to say if a delayed love life will cause a&nbsp;post-pandemic dating boom.&nbsp;But it is safe to say that&nbsp;romance and dating have definitely changed forever.&nbsp;

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."
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bumble-ceo-whitney-wolfe-herd-becomes-youngest-self-made-woman-billionaire-1613129628522" target="_blank">Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd becomes youngest self-made woman billionaire</a>

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