All articles tagged with #changing trends
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the rate of drug use among teenagers in the U.S. is at its lowest in decades, with significant declines in alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug use. However, teen overdose deaths, particularly those involving fentanyl, have sharply risen, presenting a sobering caveat to the overall positive trend.
The gap between the shows people talk about online and the ones everyone is actually watching on streaming platforms like Netflix has never been wider. Detailed reports from Netflix reveal surprising viewing numbers, showing that popular shows often differ from the ones discussed online. While genre-based and prestige television shows may generate buzz, they don't always have the viewership numbers to match. The report suggests that many people quietly watch shows like "Ginny & Georgia" without actively discussing them online. As streaming services become more reliant on advertising revenue, they are sharing more viewing metrics, leading to a shift in how we talk about and measure the popularity of streaming shows.
A new dating trend has emerged where men ask for refunds or send money requests to women after they decline a second date, claiming they didn't get a "return on investment." This trend has sparked outrage among relationship experts and women, with some calling it "pathetic and unethical." The skyrocketing cost of living and changing economic realities may be contributing factors. Singles today are more open about discussing money and setting financial boundaries in their love lives. Financial compatibility has become an important factor in relationships, with discussions about money and credit scores becoming more common.