Extra-marital app sees a surge in users amid COVID-19 lockdown in India
4 years, 7 months ago

Extra-marital app sees a surge in users amid COVID-19 lockdown in India

India TV News  

Extra-marital dating app Gleeden on Monday said it has crossed 10 lakh users in India in COVID-19 times. The app has been seeing a steady increase in traffic in the past two months and during March and April, it recorded over 166 per cent new subscriptions compared to January and February this year. The survey, conducted from March 28-May 5 among 1,500 people, revealed that 64.6 per cent people think 'sex' is extremely important in a marriage/relationship while 28.7 per cent people voted in favour of sex is an important part of a relationship. Only 5.3 per cent people voted for sex being somewhat important while less than two per cent have voted in for sex is not that important or not at all important in their relationship or marriage. The data revealed that 48.1 per cent people think that it is possible to be in love with two different people at the same time while 44.5 per cent are against it, 7.4 per cent people cannot clear their stand on the question.

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Hindustan Times  

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