Don't force yourself to use dating apps right now.

[Linette]

Nimarta Narang lives in Los Angeles and is a sporadic user of the dating app Hinge. She says she has a bad habit of logging in, making a few matches and then forgetting about the app for a month or two. When she returns after a long silence, those matches aren't exactly ready to chat.

"I'm finding that during quarantine or the self-isolation period, I'm even worse for some reason," Narang says.

If dating apps don't fit into your life right now, don't force it. "Just take some time off," Moore suggests. Finding a partner isn't some sort of assignment you have to complete right now.

She eschews the idea that dating should be easier since people are under lockdown and have more "free time." "We're not operating with normal energy in a crisis. If a building is burning, you know, you're not going to be like, 'Oh, well, now they're burning. A lot of time to, like, catch up!' ... You gotta deal with the burning building."

Her advice: "To not hold yourself to this idea that because you technically, on paper, have more time, that like there's more productivity or you can focus more. This isn't the same units of time we're used to."

[KorioJames]

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