Singles are looking for a ‘Golden Retriever’ partner in 2025

Tinder users agree 2025 will be the year of the ‘golden retriever’ partner, thanks to the dating app’s annual tradition Year in swipe.

Between being “very humble, very thoughtful” and “making room for the lyrics of ‘Defying Gravity,'” there was no shortage of phrases that took the queer community by storm this year. Another phrase that has become a hot topic in the dating world is “Golden Retriever Lesbian,” a spin-off of the popular “Golden Retriever Boyfriend” concept seen widely on TikTok.

The term golden retriever boyfriend means The popular personality theory of “black cats” vs. “golden retrievers” The men on the video-sharing app are trustworthy, kind, confident and unabashed about how they feel about you, and are always enthusiastic, positive, and happy.

They are very loyal, have a trusting spirit, and are always excited for you. “Golden Retriever” lesbian‘ are also listed in the same way.

So it’s no wonder dating lovers are looking for exactly that next year. The dating app says that by 2025, almost 45% of singles in the US, UK, Canada and Australia want a “golden retriever” partner.

With 35% of singles surveyed on Tinder looking for a “cinnamon roll” partner next year, it looks like 2025 will truly be the year that peace and kindness are prioritized. “Cinnamon Roll” is described as “a really sweet, kind, supportive person who is too pure for this world.”

“They leave their egos behind and bring only warmth and melty deliciousness.” Ah!

Other qualities users will prioritize in apps next year are trustworthiness (40 percent), physical attractiveness (35 percent), shared values ​​(31 percent), emotional availability (30 percent), and shared interests (28 percent). percentage). cent).

Meanwhile, poor hygiene (50 percent), being rude (44 percent) and talking too much about exes (34 percent) are the top deal breakers in dating life.