Bumble Shares Dating Trends To Look Out for in 2025
From no longer tolerating BS to the men that get it.
Bumble dating app releases its 2025 dating trend report, “Hot-Takes.”
In 2024, Bumble found that Gen Z rejected the norm for a more authentic life. Well, it seems the girls have been exploring because 2025 is all about “2025 is expected to be a transitional year, with women very clear about what they want and need,” Bumble shared.
Where some believe Gen Z women are quitting dating, Bumble’s research found that women are still dating, they’re just “no longer willing to tolerate” BS. More specifically, approximately 72% of global users reported that they were seeking a “long-term partner in the next year. However, the level of tolerance has shifted, with 66% of British women saying they are being more honest with themselves and no longer making compromises.”
Keep reading for more of Bumble’s “Hot-Takes.”
Micro-mance: Romance is back! Over half (58%) of British women proudly call themselves romantics and 44% say the lack of romance has hurt their dating lives.
DWM (Date With Me): Real, raw dating content is taking over. 41% of singles globally are loving the real highs and lows shared online.
On The Same (Fan) Page: Unique hobbies like fandoms, book clubs and niche sports are the new attraction boosters, with 60% of UK singles agreeing that quirky interests are key.
Male Casting: Men are challenging the stereotypes! 36% of Brits are having more conversations about male stereotypes, but 29% say these tropes can create false assumptions.
Future-Proofing: Worries about the future are shaping who we date. 95% of singles say it’s influencing their choices, with women prioritising stability and emotional reliability in a partner.
Guys That Get It: Men are becoming better friends and support systems, with 31% of women opening up more to their male friends about dating.
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