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Sep 25, 2026 15 min

When Did Casual Stop Being Mutual?

from Slow burn: Hypothetically Speaking

Dating apps have made meeting people easier, but have they made genuine connection harder? In this episode, Hypo explores hookup culture from one woman’s perspective, including transactional conversation, what men may actually want from casual connection, uneven arrangements, aftercare and the assumption we make when nobody communicates clearly. Because casual doesn’t mean careless, and it certainly shouldn’t mean only one person gets a say. Have something to add? Email [email protected]

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