I’ve been on my fair share of dates. Some great, others forgettable and many downright awful. Trying to navigate swiping left and right, constantly texting someone and coming up with witty replies to comments can be exhausting. Not to mention the confusing and contradictory dating advice across websites and social media platforms.
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With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, many people have love on their minds, whether they like it or not. In the age of dating apps, Instagram DMs, and Snapchat etiquette, the dating scene is shifting toward an online focus, which can be both a good and bad thing. Rather than official, pre-planned dates, people are having their initial introductions on their devices.
Read moreFirst dates, kisses, and getting lovesick rather than COVID-19 over quarantine Taylor DeGuzman/Arts & Culture Editor/The USD Vista Quarantine has lasted more than eight months. And for many, several of those months were spent never seeing daylight for weeks on end, binging more than five different shows, obsessing over ten […]
Read moreHow hopeless romantics and the avid dating community are finding a way to crush online Taylor DeGuzman / Arts & Culture Editor / The USD Vista COVID-19 has brought forth several obstacles to everyday life. However, it appears that the community that is taking one of the biggest hits this […]
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Luke Garrett | Contributor | The USD Vista Much has changed over the past decade with the genesis of smartphones. The heavy influence of the internet has transformed the romantic college experience, particularly in how students communicate. The days of phone calls and letter writing are fading and being replaced […]
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Kaia Hubbard | Asst. Copy Editor | The USD Vista As the traditional bounds of romantic relationships become more fluid, college students today wrestle with labels, and the newly minted term: hookup culture. Armed with the perspective that both the media and their peers provide, students explore whether dating plays […]
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