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People once cited romcoms to describe the love they hoped for. Now the doomscroll has replaced the meet-cute | Lisa Portolan

The Guardian· Apr 22, 2026 · 4:50 PM · 3 views

Romantic dreams once inspired by films are now overshadowed by the endless swipe of dating apps. As face-to-face connections give way to ghosting and profile anxiety, love feels more like a chore than a fairy tale. Dive into the paradox of modern romance and the digital search for connection. #Romance #DatingApps #ModernLove #SwipeRight #DigitalDating

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People once cited romcoms to describe the love they hoped for. Now the doomscroll has replaced the meet-cute | Lisa Portolan

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