WASHINGTON POST - Speed dating is making a comeback as dating app fatigue prompts singles to seek face-to-face connections. In San Francisco, participants embrace the analog approach, finding events through flyers and paying for in-person encounters. With concerns about dating app scams and addictive features, individuals are drawn to the authenticity of speed dating. Despite challenges like talking to strangers and facing rejection, the allure of genuine connections outweighs the risks. While the transition from apps to in-person encounters may be awkward, many find it a refreshing change of pace.
by Tatum Hunter
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