A self-proclaimed “trophy wife” in a 29-year age gap relationship says she bagged her husband by demanding a $1,000 weekly allowance. Alyssa Armoogam, 30, met her husband, Mark, 59, on a dating app after setting her sights on an “older rich man.” The pair hit it off and Mark, an entrepreneur and investor, impressed mom-of-two … Read more
Baby, it’s cold outside. But the hearts of “sledgers” are even colder. Although ‘tis the season to be jolly, hordes of young daters will be left feeling melancholy, owing to a “toxic” new dating trend — which audibly sounds like the fun pastime of “sledding,” but is not. “Gen Z should look out for signs that … Read more
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These terrible Tinder conversations are striking the right note. Music producer Luke Holloway is taking the awkward and shocking exchanges on the popular dating app and turning them into tunes on Instagram and TikTok. In his viral videos, he’s belting out the preposterous and painful Tinder prose — mimicking both matches — as a screenshot of the … Read more
Rachel Bilson is not looking for love — online. The “O.C.” alum has never used a dating app, and doesn’t plan on downloading one anytime soon. “No, I’m not on an app and I won’t be,” she told The Post. “I like looking at everyone else’s, if my friends are on it or family members, … Read more
Are they a total catch or just a clout chaser? Gen Z has coined a new dating term for people who date less for love and more for social status: “Throning.” According to PureWow, the slang term means “dating someone who boosts your reputation (and, probably, ego) just by association,” essentially placing them on a … Read more
Nobody likes getting ghosted but a new report has revealed why your potential match may not be texting you back. Dating app Hinge released a report saying there are huge misconceptions about dating someone with ADHD, particularly when it comes to texting habits. The first is that someone is ghosting them on purpose but in … Read more
A woman says the “shortest first date ever” — which lasted just 45 seconds — has made her delete all her dating apps. Maggie Smith, 32, never imagined a candid TikTok video recounting her shortest dating experience would bring her internet fame. She met a man from a dating app outside a restaurant. “He gave … Read more
A relationship expert says women should “date at least three men at once” and abstain from sex — so they don’t “become attached” before evaluating who is right for them. Kayleigh Castle, 35, is a dating and life coach who has spent the last three years sharing her top tips with women — to help … Read more
Eggs. Milk. Cheese. Butter. Boyfriend? Grocery goodies aren’t the only essentials that Gen Z’s are picking up at the market. Dating app-exhausted 20-somethings are now putting down their phones and picking up potential partners in aisle 5, per new research via vodka vendor Smirnoff. Gen Z is leaving dating apps to find love — in … Read more
This New Jersey man is taking his search for a wife to new heights. Mohamed Ibrahim’s marital availability is trumpeted on billboards from Times Square to Toronto. “I promise I’m not a f–kboy,” is one of the endearing phrases posted alongside his beaming face. Mohamed Ibrahim, 30, advertises his marital availability on billboards in major … Read more
Dating in the age of social media can be a vicious cycle. “Carouselling” is the latest foul play to get called out in the dating game. Some singles are being accused of stalling amid their tireless scrolling and swiping on dating apps, chatting with matches for weeks or months with no urgent intent of meeting … Read more
The young and the young-ish take astrology seriously … perhaps at the expense of their serious relationships. A recent survey from writing site EduBirdie found that 74% of Gen Zers and millennials check the zodiac signs of potential partners to avoid mismatches — and one in three won’t date someone incompatible. Further, astrological allegiance can … Read more
Playing the “feeld” is losing its allure. Feeld, “the dating app for open-minded individuals,” has been lauded by its users as a safe space for sexual openness, honesty and communication. “Feeld showed me that there are men out there who can exist in a way that is fully rooted in equity and respect,” Emily, 28, … Read more
A Sydney man who demanded a woman pay him back the $6 he spent on her coffee during a date has exposed why modern relationships are doomed. After approaching British expat Emily, 29, at a beach and inviting her out for a drink, she agreed to meet him and the pair later went for a … Read more
People are just now discovering what dating profiles with 6-6-6 mean. No, it’s not satanic — but could lead you to a devilishly eligible bachelor. The 6-6-6 rule refers to men who are 6 foot, have 6 pack abs and make over 6 figures. Some women claim to use the rule to find men who … Read more
Gen Z’s quest for the perfect meet-cute has led them to the most banal setting of all: the grocery store. Singles in Spain are lining up at Mercadona stores, a popular chain of supermarkets, to pick up a few items in hopes of cooking up some organic romance. Fed up with the tireless online dating … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. It was mid-November and my friend and I were sipping espresso martinis in Greenpoint as she made her convincing plea for why I needed to reevaluate my entire dating life — a common point of contention between two … Read more
Grindr is adding a tennis grunt to its dating game. To celebrate the NYC-based US Open, Grindr, the world’s largest gay dating app, changed the sound of its notifications — until the end of September users hear a grunt whenever a potential suitor sends them a “tap” to signify they are interested. The campaign, called … Read more