Gen Z prefers meaningful connections over mindless swiping, taking time to build real bonds. 

This Hardballing trend involves being upfront about relationship goals, avoiding unnecessary drama. 

Many Gen Z couples prefer undefined relationships called situationship without traditional labels. 

Sober dating is becoming popular, with Gen Z focusing on genuine conversations over cocktails. 

Ignoring partner’s texts or slowly fading away is a common yet controversial dating behavior in Gen Z community. 

Benching is when someone keeps a romantic interest on hold, treating them as a backup option if breakup happens.

Breadcrumbing is keeping someone on with sporadic attention, creating false hope without genuine intention.

Sustainability matters! Many Gen Z couples bond over eco-friendly healthy habits and values with high morals.

Cushioning trend means keeping potential partners on standby in case their current relationship fails to live. 

Before meeting in person, today’s Gen Z uses video dating and prefers video calls to test compatibility. 

With too many apps, some Gen Zers of today prefer meeting people organically instead of meeting online. 

From couple selfies to TikTok trends, today’s Gen Z loves showcasing their romantic preferences online.