A Video About Dating In 2026, Pt. 15: Everyone Is Single
People describe being single in 2026 (Street locations (unspecified), July 8, 2026).
People describe being single in 2026 (Street locations (unspecified), July 8, 2026).
Interviewees discuss the idea that men are settling for partners below their own standards (Street location (unspecified, US), June 25, 2026).
Subway riders debate the claim that women lower their standards too quickly in dating (New York City subway, 2025).
Subway riders debate whether couples should blend their surnames into one new shared name (New York City subway, 2025).
Street interviews asking people how to have an avoidance-breaking conversation about divorce (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
Street interviews asking people their honest approach to making long-distance relationships work (Street location, unspecified, 2025).
Subway riders debate whether the window for meeting new people closes at the end of summer (New York City subway, 2025).
Street interviews on dating app fatigue and hustle culture burnout among young people (Washington D.C., 2024).
Each couple alternates asking questions about desires the other has never voiced out loud (Cut studio, Seattle, WA, 2024).
The questions force them to name what the night actually was and what, if anything, they wanted it to become (Cut studio, Seattle, WA, 2024).
The questions target the things best friends usually don’t say directly: who they were jealous of, what they actually thought during the worst moment of the friendship, what the other person does that they’ve never mentioned (Cut studio, Seattle, WA, 2024).
The game asks them directly: are you exclusive? (Cut studio, Seattle, WA, 2024).