Dating once began through neighbourhoods, workplaces, friends, dances, letters, classified advertisements, and chance encounters. Then romance moved onto the screen.
The Dating App Era: Love, Choice, Rejection, and Romance on a Screen is a clear, engaging, fact-based nonfiction account of how dating apps changed modern relationships. From early online dating and the rise of swiping to ghosting, choice overload, safety concerns, romance scams, algorithms, casual dating, serious relationships, LGBTQ+ dating, and the return of offline courtship, this book explores how technology reshaped the way people meet, desire, reject, trust, and search for love.
Written in a flowing, accessible style, the book looks beyond simple praise or criticism. Dating apps have created marriages, families, companionship, and new forms of access, but they have also introduced exhaustion, comparison, deception, harassment, and emotional uncertainty. This is the story of modern courtship in an age where a person can be visible to thousands and still hope to be truly seen by one.
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Paperback. Etat : new. AI (illustrateur). Paperback. Dating once began through neighbourhoods, workplaces, friends, dances, letters, classified advertisements, and chance encounters. Then romance moved onto the screen. The Dating App Era: Love, Choice, Rejection, and Romance on a Screen is a clear, engaging, fact-based nonfiction account of how dating apps changed modern relationships. From early online dating and the rise of swiping to ghosting, choice overload, safety concerns, romance scams, algorithms, casual dating, serious relationships, LGBTQ+ dating, and the return of offline courtship, this book explores how technology reshaped the way people meet, desire, reject, trust, and search for love. Written in a flowing, accessible style, the book looks beyond simple praise or criticism. Dating apps have created marriages, families, companionship, and new forms of access, but they have also introduced exhaustion, comparison, deception, harassment, and emotional uncertainty. This is the story of modern courtship in an age where a person can be visible to thousands and still hope to be truly seen by one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798901947609
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Dating once began through neighbourhoods, workplaces, friends, dances, letters, classified advertisements, and chance encounters. Then romance moved onto the screen. The Dating App Era: Love, Choice, Rejection, and Romance on a Screen is a clear, engaging, fact-based nonfiction account of how dating apps changed modern relationships. From early online dating and the rise of swiping to ghosting, choice overload, safety concerns, romance scams, algorithms, casual dating, serious relationships, LGBTQ+ dating, and the return of offline courtship, this book explores how technology reshaped the way people meet, desire, reject, trust, and search for love. Written in a flowing, accessible style, the book looks beyond simple praise or criticism. Dating apps have created marriages, families, companionship, and new forms of access, but they have also introduced exhaustion, comparison, deception, harassment, and emotional uncertainty. This is the story of modern courtship in an age where a person can be visible to thousands and still hope to be truly seen by one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798901947609
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Dating once began through neighbourhoods, workplaces, friends, dances, letters, classified advertisements, and chance encounters. Then romance moved onto the screen. The Dating App Era: Love, Choice, Rejection, and Romance on a Screen is a clear, engaging, fact-based nonfiction account of how dating apps changed modern relationships. From early online dating and the rise of swiping to ghosting, choice overload, safety concerns, romance scams, algorithms, casual dating, serious relationships, LGBTQ+ dating, and the return of offline courtship, this book explores how technology reshaped the way people meet, desire, reject, trust, and search for love. Written in a flowing, accessible style, the book looks beyond simple praise or criticism. Dating apps have created marriages, families, companionship, and new forms of access, but they have also introduced exhaustion, comparison, deception, harassment, and emotional uncertainty. This is the story of modern courtship in an age where a person can be visible to thousands and still hope to be truly seen by one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798901947609
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