Author: Mathew Runnof

While dating and personal ads have been around for decades, the way we meet the people we date has changed dramatically in the last five years. Continue Reading →

Dating apps have become so commonplace they’re even finding their way into the courtroom. Not as a way for lawyers and judges to meet potential partners, but with profiles and messages used as evidence of people’s identity, behaviour or intentions. Continue Reading →

A large body of sociological research has found that in North America, young Asian men are twice as likely as Asian women to be single. Continue Reading →

In our connected world, this imagination is fostered from the very start of the interaction. It happens from the moment we pick up our phones, tap on an app and consider swiping right. And we’re doing a lot of swiping: 5 million matches a day on Tinder alone. Dating apps and dating have become virtually synonymous. Continue Reading →

Online romance is rarely easy, but when Elin and David matched on Tinder a week ago, little did they think that by getting together they would be falling foul of government advice. Continue Reading →

The users of one dating site rate good grammar and literacy above erratic spelling in their search for a warm, ideal partner Continue Reading →

Over the past several years, the popularity of online dating has skyrocketed compared to where it originally started. In fact, dating websites have given single people a convenient new way to connect with people. Continue Reading →

Casual dating is dating someone and possibly having sex with them when you are not engaged, married, or otherwise in a long-term commitment… Continue Reading →

A booty call is a late night request for casual sex. It usually includes some kind of phone call or text message. A bootycall is not something that you do while in a committed relationship… Continue Reading →