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Watch out! Indian Gen-Z singles share three dating patterns that are almost toxic

Nearly 4 in 10 women shared that they connected and dated with one match, knowing it would be a temporary commitment, only because they believed they needed to feel loved at that point in time, or the connection would teach them something valuable

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Ghosting, situationships and breadcrumbing might have dominated the dating world for years but Indian Gen-Z is proactively recognising new trends and dating behaviours that aren't nearly as toxic but are definitely important to be identified and named. 

A recent survey by Indian dating app QuackQuack, reveals new patterns, including the canon event, emotional layover, and dial-toning, that are quietly shaping the dating landscape.

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