The sexologist called the dating algorithm for creating a family

Clinical psychologist and sexologist Sergey Volkov told Izvestia that when looking for a potential life partner, you can first imagine what area of interest this person might represent, what his (or her) lifestyle is.

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"Go to places where people with specific interests communicate, for example, to a business forum or bike festival. But even if you come to a knitting circle, and there are only women there, they have friends, brothers, acquaintances. And a new girlfriend might drag you to some quiz where you wouldn't go yourself. And there's already a chance to get to know each other," Volkov instructs.

The sexologist emphasizes that it is not a place that is important for dating in real life, but the expansion and maintenance of a network of social contacts.

"The more people we involve in our social circle, the more intersections and opportunities open up. And the best way to let another person know that a person wants a relationship is to say so directly. No one knows how to guess: you need to directly identify your interests and hear the interests of the other side," the clinical psychologist emphasizes.

Earlier it became known that women and girls began to leave dating sites en masse, complaining that men either did not offer anything or were immediately counting on a close relationship. More often than not, real-life dating is chosen by zoomers.

Read more about the situation with online and offline dating in 2025 in the Izvestia article:

Oncoming love: Zoomers have launched a dating trend

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