A YouTube channel's street interview explores the dating challenges faced by young people in Singapore, highlighting a lack of opportunities for connection and the preference for in-person interactions.
A recent YouTube channel street interview titled “Have Young Singaporeans Given up on Dating?” explores the dating scene in Singapore and highlights a perceived lack of opportunities for young people to meet and connect. Interviewees expressed the difficulty of finding a partner, citing a lack of social events and the preference for in-person interactions over dating apps.
While acknowledging the challenges, the interviewees also emphasized the importance of finding a compatible match with shared goals and personalities. They noted that young Singaporeans are more discerning and less likely to settle for less than ideal relationships. The interview coincides with a rising trend in Singapore's marriage age, as indicated in the Ministry of Social and Family Development's Family Trends Report
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