Our dating lives are a mess. Nationally representative US surveys conducted prior to the COVID-19 pandemic found that about two-thirds of single Americans said their dating lives weren’t going well. Today, a majority of them say that the pandemic has only made things worse. So why is modern dating so hard? And how can we make things better? That’s what today’s episode is all about.
My guest is Dr. Tara, an associate professor of relational and sexual communication at California State University Fullerton. She is also a sex and relationship coach and host of podcast Luvbites by Dr. Tara. Some of the topics we discuss include:
- Why the rapid transition to online dating has made dating more challenging.
- How to get “dating clarity” and figure out what it is that you’re really looking for.
- Tips for creating a successful online dating profile.
- Low-stress conversations starters for both online and offline connections.
- How to deal with dating rejection.
- General tips for better dating outcomes.
Check it out! To learn more about Dr. Tara and listen to her Luvbites show, visit luvbites.co
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