Education & explainersThe Naked Truthइतने ज्यादा लोग, इतना कम प्यार | The Paradox of Choice in Modern Dating | Yogesh Sachan

इतने ज्यादा लोग, इतना कम प्यार | The Paradox of Choice in Modern Dating | Yogesh Sachan

Long-form12:32EducationPublished Aug 12, 2026, 10:30 AM · 2mo ago
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This video explores The Paradox of Choice in Modern Dating—how unlimited options, dating apps, dopamine-driven swiping, FOMO, and choice overload can affect the way we connect and commit. We explore ideas from Barry Schwartz, Zygmunt Bauman, Erich Fromm, Jean-Paul Sartre, along with evolutionary and relationship psychology. From Dunbar’s Number and dopamine to Liquid Love, commitment, and deep bonding, this is a philosophical look at modern relationships. The central question is simple: Do more choices actually make us happier in love? This video is an analytical discussion, not medical or psychological advice. If you enjoy psychology, philosophy, relationships, dating psychology, and human behavior, consider subscribing. #ParadoxOfChoice #DatingPsychology
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paradox of choice in datingmodern dating psychologychoice overload in relationshipswhy dating apps make us lonelypsychology of modern relationshipsfear of missing out in datingcommitment and modern dating

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