About
72% of Gleeden users are most likely meet their online fling post the lockdown
restrictions are lifted
The COVID times have taught all of us the
importance of love and relationships. While existing relationships have grown
stronger, many people have tried to fill the emptiness in their life with
the help of dating apps like Gleeden.
Gleeden
which is an extramarital dating app noticed a significant trend in their
consumer behaviour as the traffic on their platform has started to commence in
its usual pattern i.e pre-corona times. The most connections have
been noticed on a Monday morning and the graph goes down as we move towards
Friday. During the lockdown period, they had a flat curve where there was not
much difference among the week days.
The
lockdown also saw an increase in what Gleeden calls a “committed relationship”,
which means users having longer and more frequent chats with the same profiles
on a regular basis. After the lockdown restrictions have started being lifted
Gleeden has observed that the new users, especially men have started reaching
out to multiple profiles at one go.
Though
a majority of people on Gleeden still prefer “virtual relationships” as their
primary option, the platform has off late witnessed an urge of physical dating
among its users. According to a survey that they conducted among the community
last week, 72% of their members are most likely to meet their online fling in
the near future while 15% are dicey about it. 10% of the users would like to
keep it restricted to online encounters only while the remaining 3% are finding
it hard to decide.
The future seems
bright and positive seeing the enthusiasm of these love birds. Though the
platform of Gleeden is still encouraging its users and everyone worldwide to
stay at their homes and not take any risks. Virtual is the safest distance and
Gleeden is the safest app for extramarital encounters.
