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You Think Modern Dating’s Awful? Then Fix It.

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By Kara Kennedy Verified
| The Free Press Verified
It’s widely understood now that dating apps have destroyed romance, and Gen Z is struggling to couple up. We’ve published afewstories about how this happened—but here at The Free Press we’re also frustrated by the pessimism we see, everywhere, when it comes to the pursuit of love. The New York Times declares “Gen Z Can’t Afford a First Date” (ever heard of a walk in the park!?) and “Gen Z-ers Are Ditching Sex. They Might Be Onto Something” (on what? Libido-crushing medication!?).
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Huw Edwards’s shameless redemption tour will never end

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By Kara Kennedy Verified
| Aol Verified
Here’s the great lesson of the #MeToo years, learnt by a whole generation of ruined men at enormous personal cost: you do not, under any circumstances, say sorry. You do not go on Newsnight and dab your eyes with a snotty cloth on the advice of a crisis PR team charging you thousands an hour. You certainly don’t “take time to reflect on your actions” or “grow as a person” because the minute you give an inch, the mob stops circling and starts digging your grave.
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In defence of ‘performative reading’

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By Kara Kennedy Verified
| Aol Verified
When British pop star Dua Lipa met her husband-to-be, Callum Turner, for the first time, they were reading the same book: Hernán Díaz’s 2022 Pulitzer-winning Trust. Not only that, but they were, somehow, on the exact same page. Speaking to the Sunday Times, Turner recounted the scene of their introduction as if it were straight out of a cheesy romcom, saying: “In the movie version of it I look up to the sky and I’m like, I hear you. I understand.
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