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Researchers Are Raising a Red Flag About the Long-Term Happiness of Couples Who Met Online

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Swipe, match, regret?

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Researchers Are Raising a Red Flag About the Long-Term Happiness of Couples Who Met Online

Swipe, match, regret?

·Bucharest, Romania
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The "Swipe" Culture: Why Do Couples Who Met Online Experience Less Love and Commitment?

A comprehensive study in 50 countries found that couples who met online experience lower levels of satisfaction and love than couples who met face-to-face. Researchers point to an excess of options, less similarity between partners, and changes in dating culture as possible reasons.

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ZME Science broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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