A failed marriage does not mean the end, nor does it stop people from seeking love again. What it undoubtedly does is change how confidently they participate in love again. Everyone talks about the courage and endurance of divorced and separated individuals who dare to love again, but there are still many hidden challenges that silently affect these people during …
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Feeling “Safe” is what makes divorced singles consider remarriage, says over 49% of respondents
Chemistry is great, but the feeling of finding your “safe space” in someone is greater, says over 49% of divorced and separated singles on Rebounce. In a survey by the app, the majority of the previously married singles shared that their decision to remarry is primarily driven by the feeling of emotional safety with a match. The mindset makes the …
Read More »Why Is My Husband Yelling At Me
Yelling can be common in relationships, but you need to assess if there are deeper issues involved There can be various reasons why your husband may be yelling at you. It can be a way to express their emotions or a breakdown of normal communication channels. Let’s understand why your husband is yelling at you and how you can deal …
Read More »GenZ reveals they follow anti-deadline, parallel connection mapping and real-life simulation approach to find perfect matches
An exclusive consumer study by India’s leading dating app, QuackQuack, shows that love is seeing a compelling shift among Gen Z daters. Young singles are actively rejecting the traditional dating timeline, turning love from predictable to experimental. 47% of the study participants disclosed that dating today is more fluid than ever, and daters don’t follow a predefined path like their predecessors. …
Read More »Second chance and safer choice: From Narrative testing to pacing, Rebounce users are rewriting the safety rules
Safety is not a passive expectation, especially in the journey of seeking love after loss. Divorced, separated, and widowed individuals already have their fair share of difficult lived experiences. These singles are more cautious and conscious about safety on matchmaking apps than young, never-married daters. The latest survey on user safety by India’s leading second-chance matchmaking and matrimony app, Rebounce, …
Read More »7 Dating Trends Defining How Gen Z Is Finding Love in 2026
Dating in today’s modern world has seen a major transition. For the current Generation Z, relationship-building in this current climate has evolved away from chance swiping and simple attraction into something much more with regards to intention, emotional awareness, and meaningful connections to share. According to a report published by the Pew Research Center in 2023, almost half (47%) of …
Read More »HPV screening: a key step in detecting cancer early
A disease that begins quietly can change the patient’s life. Cervical cancer often strikes instantly without any prior warning signs. In India, government records show that cervical cancer remains the second most common cancer among women and causes about 97,000 cases and 60,000 deaths every year. It also notes that during its initial stage the disease may not showcase any …
Read More »Intent Clarity Report 2026: 57% of daters (24-35) says “dating apps are not for timepass
Dating apps are only for casual encounters and timepass, said no one in 2026. According to India’s most popular dating app, QuackQuack’s Intent Clarity Report, there’s a massive spike in the intent and clarity aspect among the 24 to 35-year-old user base. The survey shows that 57% of daters clearly explained that they do not use the app for timepass, …
Read More »Red flags we ignored: This Holi, 8784 divorced singles warn young daters about the subtle toxic traits they missed
This Holi, divorced and separated individuals looking for a second chance at love share the lal gulal along with red flags they once ignored. In the survey by India’s first matchmaking and matrimony app for previously married singles, 8784 people opened up about the subtle behaviour they dismissed, which ultimately piled up and inevitably blew up. 8 out of 10 …
Read More »New love language: 33% of divorced women said boundaries, clarity and calm communication has emerged as the new love language
For years, love has been defined by grand gestures, dramatic reconciliations, and a constant emotional roller coaster that was thought to be keeping the spark alive in a relationship. However, the narrative is now changing. The definition of romance and preference in love languages is especially shifting for divorced singles giving love a second chance. According to Rebounce’s recent survey, …
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