Why Indian Men Get Zero Matches On Dating Apps | Explained With Data

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Published 2024-07-16
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We dive deep into the world of modern dating norms and uncover the economics of dating and reveal how online dating markets don’t reflect reality. Learn about the algorithms behind dating apps, their predatory business models, and how they impact your self-esteem and relationships. You’ll also learn —
• The science of pair bonding and why humans seek long-term partnerships.
• Real experiments exposing biases in dating algorithms.
• The commodification of human relationships and the paradox of choice.
• The importance of investing in real, offline connections for meaningful relationships.
• The societal pressures and challenges of finding a partner in today’s world.

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All Comments (21)
  • Because every women on dating apps think they are aiswarya rai and they deserve someone like hritik roshan.
  • @Warezzfan
    Dating starts with curiosity and attraction, BUT relationships start with adjustment and compromise
  • @soumnag7388
    "People now are increasingly treating intimacy and emotional connection as products that can be consumed, rather than bonds to be nurtured." DAMN Aevy!
  • @Farhan_049
    It's not just Indian men; if you're not conventionally handsome, you don't get matches, period. Doesn't matter what country you belong to.
  • @lonemocha
    Dating Apps are useless 💀 I made a girl bestie, she sets me up with girls, I set her up with boys, everyone happy. I didn't want to comment but just stop people. For people saying that boundaries fade away, you'll catch feelings and stuff, I feel very sorry for your sisters and cousins, I guess you people are just waiting for the right opportunity to hit on them. STOP ARGUING AND GET A LIFE Radhe Radhe ❤
  • @rubyyy-hs
    what nobody talks about is how even healthy relationships are discouraged in indian families even when you are an adult and old enough to make your life decisions. so the prime teenage years when you should be learning how to bond and have healthy connections, you are asked to not get too many friends or dont go out so much, which ends up having a negative impact on a teenager and that person will struggle to find a connection or be scared to commit even if they want to because they constantly feel they're going behind their parents back and doing something wrong and feel guilty about it.
  • @HariprasatZ
    I was so madly in love with my EX... Breakup after 4 years on 2015 and till now I am single... Focusing my career, taking care of my mom... Earning decently in hometown, have few dear friends, Debt free and yet I am single and happy
  • The power of arrange marriage in the palm of my hands...........at last
  • @Unknown-gi4un
    I have been living in the Netherlands for the last 2 years, and I have some friends. They feel very insecure about themselves after using such dating apps. It's not only happening in India but everywhere
  • When I was in Canada, people used to rate Indians as least attractive. I always wondered why Good Looking Indian Man = Average looking white man. People used to compliment me by Insulting an entire ethnicity, they'd say stuff like "You're not ugly despite being Indian" I'd say " But I'm still more good looking than you, what hurts you more? The fact that you're not a good looking white guy or the fact that an Indian guy is more handsome than you?" the level of racism is high. Non-Indian women only go for good looking Indian guys but Indian women throw themselves at white guys. Especially the darker Indian women. The fairer Indian women don't throw themselves at white guys. Thats what I noticed in my 7 years in Canada.
  • @shaihazher
    When people stop watching porn, popularity of social media and dating apps will vanish. When i say people, i mean both men and women
  • @stjimmys546
    Same for matrimonial websites too. Women only look for guys who earn more than 20 LPA or 6ft tall.
  • @ainesh1406
    Its not just in India, but all around the world.
  • it's better to die alone than to be with those with whom you'll feel alone eventually
  • 31 years old, almost 32. Never been in a relationship. Never had sex. Never even kissed a girl. Got close to something of the sort maybe a handful of times I even got 50+ matches on dating apps in a matter of weeks, but nothing solid ever came out of it. My friends were shocked but after watching this video I realised I was gaming the algorithm without even realising it. I was swiping right on maybe 5% to 10% profiles, but that's genuinely because most profiles didn't even have pictures or were simply not attractive. People have said, and I know, that I'm above average in looks. But I've had incredibly low self esteem, confidence issues and crippling social anxiety. I know I'm fucked. I have accepted I'm never going to find anyone and need to learn to be alone for the rest of my life. I'm probably not going to make it past 50.
  • @simplants
    The blatant indian racism is getting out of hand. And we are DOING NOTHING about it. Black raised their voice, why cant we?
  • @DhruvSirohi22
    All for offline connections but i have had shitty experiences so far. Unfortunately, my bloodline ends with me :)
  • @Warezzfan
    At 13:45 she says it right, building relationships is a skill, but not everyone is good at it and it needs patience