THE STRAITS TIMES – Lunch Actually CEO Violet Lim encourages young people to date during university rather than wait until their careers are established. Speaking to The Straits Times, she said rising expectations, endless choice and reluctance to commit are making relationships harder to build. She advises singles to decide whether to meet after about a week of chatting and consider a second date even without an immediate spark. Lunch Actually says it has arranged over 150K dates and matched ~ 4,500 married couples. Lim reports growing client numbers, including more people in their late 50s, 60s, and 70s seeking companionship.
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