Maybe this is a sign of me getting older, but was I the only one to think, "go outside and spend time with each other instead of spending time via a phone app!"?
Perhaps I am no where near their demographic...haha.
When my wife and I met playing video games online (back in 1998, before it was cool), we lived about a thousand miles apart, and maintained a relationship over that distance for about 3 years before we finally got married and moved to the same state.
I initially worried her grandparents wouldn't approve of starting a relationship online. It turns out they were reminded of their own relationship -- courting through letters during the war.
Relationships happen. So do significant life/world events that can separate people by vast distances.
Judging from the live-map, I'd say a lot of this app's users are using it to maintain long-distance relationships. Spending time in person may not be an option.
I initially worried her grandparents wouldn't approve of starting a relationship online. It turns out they were reminded of their own relationship -- courting through letters during the war.
Relationships happen. So do significant life/world events that can separate people by vast distances.