“From Friendship to Frustration: What Happened When I Took a Risk on My ‘Lonely’ Best Friend?”
This woman recently realized how lonely many Gen Z men are
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But when she took a risk by asking out her best friend, things didn’t go as she expected
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Later, the woman responded to several readers and shared more details about her situation
It’s natural for people to have preferences when it comes to dating
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When you’ve been in a committed relationship for years, it’s easy to forget how challenging dating can be. Finding someone who you’re attracted to that matches your energy and wants the same things in life can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. And dating has been particularly difficult for the younger generations.
According to the BBC, three quarters of Gen Z are single. And Financial Times reports that a whopping 90% of Zoomers are fed up with dating apps. But many of these young adults are hesitant to make the first move.
A survey from OKCupid found that Gen Zers are 18% more likely than Millennials to wait for one of their matches to ask them out. Millennials also don’t waste any time getting out on dates, as they’re 20% more likely than the younger generation to ask someone out within 1 to 2 days of matching.
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