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The technology that promised to make finding love effortless has instead wrapped it in a delivery mechanism that degrades the human capacity to connect. Why has the search for love become an exhausting, second job? The answer begins not with a smartphone, but with a room-sized IBM 7090 computer in 1965. This is the origin of the gamification of romance, a process that has evolved from a quirky college experiment into the dominant, dopamine-driven infrastructure of modern dating.Dating App Fatigue unpacks the profound psychological consequences of this shift. Drawing on behavioral science and compelling case studies, Dr. Naomi Crest reveals how the very design of dating apps-from the addictive "Swiper's Illusion" to the promise of infinite choice-conditions people to value the game of matching over the reality of connection. The platforms designed to bring people together are, paradoxically, degrading the capacity for intimacy.This book moves beyond diagnosing the problem to offer a clear, actionable framework for recovery. It provides the tools to break free from the cycle of burnout, rebuild the capacity for vulnerability, and transition from a consumer of profiles to a builder of a sustainable, real-world relationship. This investigation uncovers the path from the endless treadmill of optimization to the profound reality of shared human experience.
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