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In fact, the chick flick and chick lit genres are built around the foibles of the modern dating world and the sometimes frustrating search for love. Does anyone actually like dating? Men are 97 percent more likely to long for the chase whereas women are 54 percent more likely to feel burned out by the process. And millennials are percent more likely to feel this craving compared to other generations.
Helen Fisher , senior research fellow at the Kinsey Institute and chief scientific advisor for Match. In other words, your brain may be hardwired to find a mate. In her research, Fisher studied the brains of people who are madly in love using brain-imaging technology such as fMRI.
The region at the base of the brain is active in participants who report being madly in love, particularly the Ventral Tegmental Area or VTA. That energy and focus and craving can help in finding a mate. Dopamine is also involved with primal needs such as hunger, thirst, and sex. When this reward pathway is activated, the brain remembers a pleasurable experience and is motivated to seek it out again.
The same region is also active when you feel a rush from drugs like cocaine. David Greenfield , assistant clinical professor of psychiatry, University of Connecticut School of Medicine and founder of the Center for Internet and Technology Addiction.
According to the Singles in America study, 53 percent of single people have created a dating profile. Take Tinder for example. Just like you may believe your odds of winning big increases the longer you play the slots or with each additional roll of the dice at the craps table, the same goes for dating.