It would be hard to find a group of people more insulated from in-person interactions than Millennials today.
Seamless delivers dinner.
Tinder makes matches.
Headphones discouraged chatting.
We also grew up with things like caller ID and automated customer service that took the stranger interacting out of a lot of everyday errands.
Less interacting with strangers in public means less flirting with strangers in public.
How did young people become so stranger-averse and what does that mean for dating?
This is Ashley.
She reports on trends and relationships and families, so she's interviewed a lot of people about their experiences dating.
People who are pretty young in their 30s in their 20s. Some who were in college.
