{"id":284805,"date":"2024-04-03T16:15:55","date_gmt":"2024-04-03T20:15:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.gayfriendschat.com\/socialblog\/okcupid-and-opendoor-break-down-post-breakup-behaviors\/"},"modified":"2024-04-03T16:15:55","modified_gmt":"2024-04-03T20:15:55","slug":"okcupid-and-opendoor-break-down-post-breakup-behaviors","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gayfriendschat.com\/socialblog\/okcupid-and-opendoor-break-down-post-breakup-behaviors\/","title":{"rendered":"OkCupid and Opendoor break down post-breakup behaviors"},"content":{"rendered":"

OkCupid and Opendoor break down post-breakup behaviors<\/b><\/p>\n

76% of daters say having to sell a place after a breakup is more stressful than a cancelled flight<\/h4>\n
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Every March there\u2019s a spike in divorces and breakups, leading newly-single homeowners to sell their homes quickly and download dating\u00a0apps.<\/p>\n

So this year, OkCupid is partnering with Opendoor<\/a>, the fastest and easiest way to sell your home, to help these new singles out\u200a\u2014\u200abecause they\u2019re busy enough with their dating lives! In March 2023, there was a 7.4% increase in Likes and 8.5% increase in Matches on OkCupid compared to the previous month, and we\u2019re seeing similar trends this year. People are dating a lot on the heels of breakup\u00a0season.<\/p>\n

To better understand post-breakup behaviors, OkCupid in collaboration with Opendoor added new matching questions to the app, which garnered more than 65 thousand responses.<\/p>\n

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What happens after the dreaded breakup talk? The even worse \u201cmove out\u201d conversation. On OkCupid, 86% of singles said they would move out after breaking up with a partner. Further, 55% of OkCupid daters would want to move out ASAP after a breakup, and 18% would leave within a week (14% could wait as long as a month; just 13% would not rush to\u00a0move).<\/p>\n

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Most singles on OkCupid (80%) said they would rather move back in with their parents or couch surf (75%) than live<\/a> under the same roof as their\u00a0ex.<\/p>\n

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A majority of singles (76%) on OkCupid say having to sell their place after a break-up is more stressful than a canceled flight. Contrast that to homeowners that sell directly to Opendoor and can close an average of 3x faster than a traditional sale. That speed can mean less time on the pain of decoupling and more time moving\u00a0on.<\/p>\n

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Finding your way out of a co-living situation and\/or homeownership can add a whole new layer of stress to an already complex process\u200a\u2014\u200alet alone managing a rollercoaster of emotions and some tough conversations. Michael Kaye, OkCupid\u2019s Director of Brand Marketing and Communications, has some survival tips for the newly-single:<\/p>\n