The Washington Inquisitor
Singles
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Fewer Americans say they would welcome a political opponent into the family, FSU survey finds
Willingness to accept an in-law with opposing politics fell to 45% from 52%, a Florida State survey found, while views on cross-party dating held steady. The biggest shift came among adults under…
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Singles will let AI coach their dating lives, but most draw the line at letting it flirt
Match’s Spark Study of 3,007 UK singles finds 39% have used AI in dating, but two-thirds reject letting it hold conversations, and 35% would end things over AI-written messages.
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Survey finds daters want a slow burn, and Gen Z men are the most frustrated
Feeld’s State of Dating report, produced with the Kinsey Institute’s Justin Lehmiller, finds only 13% of adults say attraction is instant. Gen Z men were the most likely to say dating is…
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Run club is Washington’s newest mixer, and its organizers would like you to actually run
Strava’s surveys say group runs have become a way to meet people, Gen Z included. D.C.’s run clubs are thriving, and their leaders have one etiquette rule for singles.
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Washington has the fewest single men per single woman among large U.S. cities
The District counts 84.5 unmarried men for every 100 unmarried women ages 15 to 44, the lowest ratio among 115 large cities in a SmartAsset analysis of Census data. The fine print…