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As if online dating wasn’t difficult enough, 2020 entered the chat. Like one of those painful family events you’re forced to attend, the year had only kicked off when we were already dying to see the back of it. A year that brought, dare I say it, the taboo word of 2021 – ‘unprecedented change’, it caused a massive shakeup, especially to our dating lives.
From Bumble’s video chat services to Tinder’s ‘Face to Face’, last year our reliance on technology reached an all-time high, as our level of human contact subsequently, reached an all-time low. Swapping hugs with elbow touches and shagging with lots of things that still don’t equate to a good decent shag, 2020 was one big banana bread fever dream, wasn’t it?