Flirting online? 1 in 4 users do it with a bot (and often don't know it)
The line between flirting with humans and chatbots is becoming increasingly blurry. Research reveals that one in four users have interacted romantically with AI.
Fewer Friends, More Screens: Individualistic Surrender Is the New Normal
The growth of individualistic society is changing the way we relate to each other. Are we really happier this way?
Love in the times of Tinder: why the world can no longer find its soul mate
Attachment styles, generational differences and authenticity: a journey into the "underworld" of Tinder and company, among the secrets to navigating the love of the future and finding the ideal partner.
Short-term love: How China reinvents romantic relationships
In China, the trend of "Da zi", short-term relationships, emerges. Will they have global implications? Will the concepts of love and family change?
Japanese increasingly single and disinterested in dating
Japanese more and more "herbivores": it is the way to define a single Japanese who has no interest in marrying. A phenomenon that has many causes, and perhaps some solutions.
The new generation of single Chinese girls pays for the virtual boyfriend
Single Chinese girls have more and more independence and purchasing power. They use it not to pay for a sexual but emotional surrogate. A virtual boyfriend.
24 January 2025 – One millionth Gay wedding
A postcard from the future that tells the news of the millionth gay wedding celebrated in the United States in 12 years.
