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SWIPE, STRESS, STUCK: EXPLORING PEOPLE’S ATTITUDES ABOUT ONLINE DATING AS OBSERVED IN REDDIT AND SURVEY RESPONSES
Dating apps have grown into a multibillion-dollar industry, but it's not without widespread criticism and prevalent user dissatisfaction, raising questions about the complex relationship between platforms and their users. This study examines how dating app users conceptualize online dating and navig
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