Samarpita Samaddar
Bumble is an extremely popular online dating application cum social networking app, which has become a regular platform for individuals that are single where users are displayed the profile pictures of their potential matches.
It has recently revealed in a survey that people are willing to choose affordable, low-key dates as over 2 out of 5 (41%) single Indians surveyed have claimed that they would pick a free activity (i.e. walk in the park/beach/picnic outdoors) when faced with financial stress and increased cost of living.
According to Bumble’s recent research, almost a third (32%) of single Indians, who’ve been surveyed, have claimed that they would offer to cook dinner so as to avoid going out on a date.
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Based on an IRL date, nearly 3 out of 10 (28%) single Indians surveyed said they would split costs with their date while 22% of single Indians surveyed have said they would prefer to pick a bar or a venue that offers discounted prices where they would spend long, happy hours with their date.
“We are often afraid of breaching the topic of finances whilst dating. There is no harm in mentioning that you are being a bit more budget conscious at the moment before you go on a date. Don’t be afraid to have the conversation before deciding on an IRL date and suggest an alternative if something’s not within your budget. That way you’re not ending up in a situation where you found yourself on a date having to pay for something you can’t afford.” shared Samarpita Samaddar, India Communications Director, Bumble.
It isn’t easy to bring up conversations related to money upon immediately starting to date someone but if the latest trends are anything to go by, there are many daters in India are now more open in talking about money with utmost honesty.
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Then there are 10 (70%) single adults that have been surveyed who’ve claimed that they would be comfortable talking about salary and financial stability with their dates as they would like to be quite honest with him/her in such matters.
“Being open about finances is crucial in forging healthy and equitable relationships, which is why we want to empower and encourage people on Bumble to openly discuss things that are important to them.” added Samarpita Samaddar, India Communications Director, Bumble.
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