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Reel vs real: New survey reveals how social media relationship content is affecting their romantic lives

Social media has made relationship advice extremely accessible; however, it has also oversimplified things, and the new survey reveals startling facts about how it is influencing Indian singles

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A new kind of epidemic is sweeping the dating world: relationship advice packed into a 30-second reel, with dramatic music, bullet points, and comments full of people saying, "If they wanted, they would have." Most relationship content on social media explains what a high-value partner should look like, and why red flags usually earn that tag.

In a survey by Indian dating app QuackQuack, nearly 8,000 users said that a 30-sec reel, with its unofficial rulebook, makes sense only in those 30 seconds, and not inside a whole relationship.

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