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The COVID-19 pandemic significantly shifted the dating landscape from a "fast-swipe" culture to a more mindful, "intentional" approach. Faced with lockdowns and health risks, many singles moved away from casual encounters in favor of building deeper, more stable connections. Core Shift: Intentional Dating Defined

Intentional dating is a mindful approach that prioritizes quality over quantity. Key behaviors include:

: Engaging in more in-depth conversations and video calls before deciding to meet in person.