NEW YORK POST - Younger singles are increasingly choosing to go on active first dates, such as exercising, attending a fitness class or going for a bike ride, instead of going out for drinks. A survey by Bumble found that 46% of Gen Z and millennial singles in the US have gone on an active first date. This trend dovetails with younger people drinking less alcohol, with a report revealing that they consume significantly less booze than older generations did when they were young. Hinge found that 30% of its users prefer sober dates.
by Emily Leffroy
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