In modern times, with technology taking over making our life busy and fast-paced. Being pressured my never-ending responsibilities and long working hours which makes it difficult to socialize which is a bad impact on our personal lives. This negative and bad influence makes it difficult for people to make time for relationships.

This very proof of this difficulty being faced can be seen in the rising trend of online dating platforms such as Tinder, Grindr, Bumble, Badoo, etc. Such platforms are the resort for people to make a social life out of the few minutes they spare from their work life. According to research conducted by Statista in the year 2017 that few of these platforms are used by 32-45% of singles. There I no doubt that such platforms have completely changed the dating scene. Though considered a development, this change could also prove to be quite risky.

“All the real blokes I know are obsessed with cars and have started doing cycling at the weekend and being really, really boring about it and banging on about their Fitbits and growing stupid beards and talking about being on Tinder. That’s what all the ‘real men’ are like these days!”
― Jenny Colgan, The Little Shop of Happy Ever After

“You hide it well, but I can see it, Lord Verniers. You hate us. We have beaten you to obedience but it’s still there, like dry tinder waiting for a spark.”
― Anthony Ryan, Tower Lord

“I quickly found the dating/hookup app to be a dangerous addition to my iPhone. A friend recommended it after shit hit the fan with my boyfriend. With enough breakups under my belt, I knew that the healthiest remedy was a solid rebound fuck or two. Tinder made it easy- too easy. Suddenly, I could sit in traffic, on the toilet, or in line at the DMV and carelessly swipe, swipe, swipe my way to dick-on-delivery. Tinder selections are based on proximity via smart phones, so there are tons of tourists, travelers, and young professionals on business trips swiping through new hunting grounds. Its loose, easy-come-easy-go method made hookups as convenient as picking up lunch. Tinder’s nonchalance went both ways. We had nothing to lose.”
― Maggie Young

“Seasoned digital daters are like lions who have had their prey killed, butchered, and served to them on a tray in their artificial habitat for so long that they’ve forgotten how to hunt.”
― Maggie Young

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