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Let's be honest, we all love realistic casual dating

Let's be honest, we all love realistic casual dating. Whether we're binge-watching seasons of Love is Blind or The Sexual or catching up on The Real Housewives, we're keeping up with our favorite great personalities and their drama, fights, feuds, and most importantly, whirlwind romances. But are these romances examples of casual dating? Are their connections based on reciprocity and indulgence? They might want you to believe this, but in reality, the reality is not entirely real.

Exposing casual dating on screen

"The Sexual" is a prime example of modern casual dating in reality, showing how the contestants hope to improve themselves through romantic relationships. Sex itself is larger than life. He's attractive and successful – he wants your attention.  Real estate agent Matt James was someone who enjoyed casual dating. Contestants like Rachel and Michelle Young competed for Matt's attention, and the women themselves had traits and qualities that they believed would fit Matt's success and lifestyle. This season highlighted the nature of casual dating, where women are looking for someone to not only provide them with emotional support but also to be their kind of poster child for their success. On the other hand, "The Sexual" often features women who are professionals. These women don't need a successful partner but still look for someone to help them move forward.  In The Sex, we see what casual dating with a successful partner is like. It's full of dates in exotic locations. This is the dream of anyone who wants to date casually There's someone who has it all, someone to share it with, and someone who makes it possible. The Illusion of Attraction

On the other side of real dating, love is blind. Contestants get to know each other through walls. Not being able to see the other person's appearance forces them to develop a deeper, more emotional connection.  In the final season of Love is Blind, Amy and Johnny are the only couple who act married.  They got engaged before meeting each other, and that's the essence of the show - they connect through personality and intellect, not social media clout or looks. Their story shows that true casual relationships are possible, but rare, as the remaining couples slowly (some more dramatically than others) fall apart.  Now the question arises: is this casual dating?  The love story of Love is Blind was missing something crucial. All the couples had to go back to their normal lives once the cameras were off. The magic of meeting on TV never happened, and the producers lost an element of their connection.  The setting of Love is Blind discourages real casual dating. It's important to know exactly who you're talking to and make sure their lifestyle, image, and energy match yours. The fine line between real casual dating and entertainment

In the end, we have to admit that these shows are designed by producers to draw us in an make us root for the couples. We observe them and put ourselves in their shoes as they navigate the dating world. Sometimes casual dating goes downhill, sometimes casual dating goes uphill. We watch as couples drift apart and fall in love, with showbiz touches from makeup artists and costume departments.  Kyle Richards separated from her husband, real estate mogul, for their ideals and dreams. The future no longer fits. We watched with heartbreak as the couple broke up, but there was an important message behind it: "When couple goals are no longer complementary, it's time to move on. " At that moment, reality hits home and we can think about the people we -- are they aligned with our long-term goals? Perhaps that's what the couples in "Love is” ask each other behind their walls. Find Your True Power Couple

So, when reality is not conducive to casual dating, where do you the person who will enrich your life? Be inspired by the dreams these shows inspire. Use them as benchmarks, but not guidelines to get there (nobody has time for that much drama).  While "The Sexual" takes us on a private jet to a private island, "Love is " encourages us to imagine what it would be like to meet someone who understands us intimately, before we meet in person.  These ideals may seem like daydreams, but they ultimately give us something to dream about: on-screen love t on a foundation of mutual understanding, with luxury at its core. That is the true path to casual dating, to believe that life can be much more wonderful than usual.  Because a real connection can be something special, not just something on You can meet your sexual partner.