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Women like Kayla Caputo, 29, from New Jersey, prefer to be upfront about their intentions early in the dating process, emphasizing authenticity and self-respect. She notes that hookup culture has made dating feel superficial, and by being blunt about her desires, she seeks partners genuinely interested in building something real.
The Power of Traditional Dating Norms
The discussion champions the idea that traditional dating practices—like courtship, getting to know someone socially before intimacy—are not outdated but essential. This approach enables both sexes to evaluate real compatibility and fosters respect. When women and men meet in natural social settings—workplaces, mutual friends, community events—they develop connections rooted in familiarity rather than the anonymity of apps.