Hayley Caronia

have ruined dating a little bit where that first level of in-person rejection, you get to skip over that.

You get to skip to the good part.

You know that this person is out there to date and be dated.

And hopefully everyone on dating apps is single.

So you don't have to go up to someone in person and then have them say, oh, sorry, I have a boyfriend or I have a girlfriend, which is not the end of the world, but...

that hurdle is out of the way.

And then you both have to mutually find each other attractives to start chatting.

So that's another hurdle out of the way.

You're not going to get rejected by being like, no, you're ugly or no, you're not my type or no, you're too this or too that.

Like you already like each other or baseline like each other or at least the digital 2D version.

So those hurdles are out of the way.

And this guy in the article that or one of the guys that they interviewed was 28 and single and he wants to be married.

But he said women don't want to be approached in public.

And I think there is a confidence disparity.

I think you have to be very confident to approach a girl.

But sometimes the men who end up approaching you have too much confidence where they're

actively trying to outkick their coverage and it's like okay come on you just have to like know your place kind of but i think that works for some people i mean my daughter calls that the riz those people try to have the riz you should watch out for those those people but it's a numbers game like you're not always going to find a match but i just anyway i uh should we get into this ai boyfriend story we've got to get into this and then we'll get into scrolling time

But the New York Times interviewed this woman who fell in love with Chachi PT.

You guys know I love these stories.

I just think they are fascinating.