USA TODAY – Many users are turning to dating apps not for connection, but for quick validation, a habit dubbed "ego-scrolling." Instead of seeking real conversations, people swipe for a boost to self-esteem, often driven by boredom, anxiety, or loneliness. Experts say this behavior offers short-term emotional relief but rarely leads to meaningful relationships and can deepen dating fatigue and frustration.
by Alyssa Goldberg
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