TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月13日 23時06分

“Today’s generations are looking (exhaustively) for soul mates, whether we decide to hit the altar or not, and we have more opportunities than ever to find them,” writes Aziz Ansari (@アジズ・アンサリ), the comedian and co-author with sociologist Eric Klinenberg of the new book: Modern Romance, which looks at the state of dating in the 21 st century. “The biggest changes have been brought by the $2.4 billion online-­dating industry, which has exploded in the past few years with the arrival of dozens of mobile apps. Throw in the fact that people now get married later in life than ever before, turning their early 20s into a relentless hunt for more romantic options than previous generations could have ever imagined, and you have a recipe for romance gone haywire.” Yet, the authors find, “the winding road from the classified section of yore to Tinder has taken an unexpected turn. Our phones and texts and apps might just be bringing us full circle, back to an old-fashioned version of courting that is closer to what my own parents experienced than you might guess.” Read an excerpt of Ansari’s new book on time.com. (Photograph by Martin Schoeller for TIME)

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