Social Media Killed Cupid
The detrimental effects of social media and online dating on dating and finding love affect both genders. If this digital path continues, not only will romance die, but there'll be generations that never learn how to begin pursuing love;
Online dating and social media have changed how many people, especially those under 35, view love. Not long ago, the prevailing narrative, especially in Hollywood movies, depicted love as the result of a chance encounter. Another comforting narrative: "love is blind"; love knows no social boundaries—a princess can fall for a peasant. These narratives, along with others related to finding love, are now challenged by online dating and social media, which, when used to find "the one," make your search criteria public. You're not bumping into love; you're searching for it. That said, having a "type" or "preference" existed long before the Internet.
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