Short spoken advice from TJ Walker arguing that while dating apps are acceptable, people should balance them with real-world interactions—put the phone down, go out, smile at strangers in restaurants or bars—to increase chances of forming meaningful relationships.
If you want to use a dating app, fine. But sometimes you need to put the phone down, leave it at home, and go out in the real world. That means sitting in a restaurant and smiling at a stranger or a bar. Doing it. That can be the best way to meet someone, perhaps having a meaningful relationship. So mix it up a little. Not everything has to be sitting.
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