Does the thought of entering the dating pool, fill you with dread? Don\u2019t worry, you\u2019re not the only one. As a single woman, I find the thought abhorrent. It seems we are the generation that has left romance behind. Back in the good old days when your grandparents were courting, dating seemed pretty simple.<\/p>\n
Now we have to compete against hundreds of other people and try to pick out the best suitors. It\u2019s clear that dating has never been so complicated. The game has completely changed and millennials are trying to keep up with all the latest trends and faux pas.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s an app for everything nowadays. Even dating! Between Tinder<\/a>, Bumble<\/a> and many more, there has never been so much choice. People can now get a date with a few taps of their fingers. It has never been easier to get dates, yet we are living in a time where millennials are having a tough time getting into committed relationships.<\/p>\n This is probably due to there being too much<\/b>\u00a0choice. If you find a fault with someone on date one, then you can get someone else the next night. Dating Apps have made competition normal so it has created a disposable culture, making it much harder for people to create a meaningful connection.<\/p>\n \n If you do end up meeting someone and having great dates; you still run the risk of being ghosted. If you aren\u2019t familiar with this term, then it simply means your date is ignoring your messages or phone-calls; until you give up. Being ghosted is the most brutal dating trend for the millennial to face. It shakes a person\u2019s confidence and leaves them feeling unwanted.<\/p>\n If you think you have been ghosted, don\u2019t let yourself stew. Get right back on the dating horse because there is someone out there for everyone.<\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n We\u2019ve all been there, liking someone more than they like you. Well, bread-crumbing is the accelerated version of that. This is the act of giving out flirtatious messages every so often, to let the other party think you\u2019re still interested. This move is savage because it messes with people\u2019s heads.<\/p>\n It also feels like we have been transported back to the school playground playing a game of he likes me\/he likes me not. If you\u2019re getting late night \u2018hey how are you?’ messages, just cut off all contact. Simply put, he\u2019s not that into you.<\/p>\n \n All millennials should make way for the mega-daters among you. These individuals like to put their eggs in multiple baskets. I think you\u2019ve probably already guessed what a mega dater is, but if not here\u2019s the definition. This is a person who avoids commitment like the plague. Instead, they date multiple people in quick succession. If you are looking for Mr. Right, maybe give the mega- daters a swerve.<\/p>\n It was great when your grandparents were dating and chivalry was alive and well. Men would open doors, pull out your chair and were almost guaranteed to pick up the bill. Now alongside first date jitters, there is also the awkward moment of the bill being brought over.<\/p>\n This moment can make an incredible date go to uncomfortable pretty quickly. It leaves both millennials with a million thoughts running through their heads. It seems going Dutch and splitting the bill is majorly increasing in popularity.<\/p>\nGhosting<\/h2>\n
Bread-Crumbing<\/h2>\n
Mega-Daters<\/h2>\n
Do We Go Dutch?<\/h2>\n