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Orianna Rosa Royle

Gen Z can’t afford to date—but Grindr CEO says the real problem is how apps have monetized romance

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Marred with job market woes and rising living costs, Gen Zers don’t have the financial stability to date right now—and those who are dating are using their romantic interests as a potential career or wealth boost. That’s at least, according to dating apps.

But Grindr CEO George Arison isn’t buying it. “We have no challenge with young people on the app, like it’s in no way a concern,” Arison told Fortune in an exclusive interview.

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