The article discusses the increasing rate of singledom in London, where dating has become notably difficult. Individuals like Matt Marshall share their frustrating experiences, often marked by ghosting and false representations. Census data reveals that marriage rates in central London are significantly lower than the national average, hinting at a potential 'relationship recession'. The decline in marriages—a trend seen globally—raises questions about the complexities of finding love today, suggesting that modern dating may be fraught with paradoxes that complicate relationships.
Dating in London is more cut-throat compared to other places, with experiences like ghosting and AI-generated catfishing becoming common among singles.
According to census data, more people than ever are single in London, with marriage rates declining and predictions of marriage potentially becoming extinct by 2062.
Finding a suitable partner in London is particularly challenging, as less than 37 percent of people were married in central London boroughs in 2021.
The current landscape of dating reflects a broader trend of global 'relationship recession', affecting how singles navigate their search for love.
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