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Unlocking Love in 2024: Bumble’s Ultimate Dating Trends Revealed

Wondering what’s in store for your dating journey in the upcoming year? Look no further as Bumble spills the beans on the hottest dating trends for 2024, offering a sneak peek into the evolving world of modern romance. This year’s insights are not just about swipes and matches; they delve deep into the realm of personal growth, connection, and authenticity.

The Year of “Self” in Dating and Relationships

Say goodbye to outdated timelines and hello to the “year of self”! Bumble’s research, gathered from over 25,000 singles worldwide, reveals a shift towards self-prioritization. In 2024, singles are investing in their own betterment, embracing emotional vulnerability, and challenging societal norms. It’s all about finding value in self-acceptance and shared priorities.

Gen(erational)-Blend Romance: Break free from age constraints as more singles embrace cross-generational relationships. In Singapore, 56% of women are open to dating someone younger, challenging traditional norms.

Val-Core Dating: Shared priorities matter! Singles are seeking partners actively engaged in social causes. In Singapore, Human Rights and Sustainability top the list of causes that matter most.

Betterment Burnout: The quest for self-improvement takes a backseat. Over 75% of Singaporean women are actively choosing to be happy with who they are, rejecting constant self-optimization.

Intuitive Intimacy: Move over physical attraction; emotional intimacy is the new black. For Singaporeans, emotional understanding trumps physical connection, with 83% of women valuing both aspects.

Open-Hearted Masculinity: Men are breaking stereotypes. 29% of Singaporean men experience positive impacts on mental health by being more open and vulnerable in relationships.

Timeline Decline: Traditional relationship timelines lose their grip as 37% of Singaporean women focus on building their unique paths, with 79% seeking long-term relationships over marriage.

MVP (Most Valuable Partner): Sports take center stage in dating. Shared love for sports becomes a ‘must-have,’ with 61% of profiles on Bumble in Singapore featuring sports interests.

Consider-date: Slow-dating gains momentum. 38% of Singaporeans are actively ‘slow-dating,’ prioritizing quality over quantity, with 45% of women seeking partners who value both time and self-care.

Bumble’s New Features for 2024

To empower singles in their quest for love, Bumble introduces “Best Bees,” a curated daily set of four compatible profiles for faster and more relevant connections. Feeling a connection with someone who shares your interests? Express it with the Compliments feature.

Research Insights

Bumble’s comprehensive research, conducted globally with a sample of 26,849 Bumble members, including Singapore, unveils the trends shaping the future of dating.

Irone Kim

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