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Chivalry isn’t dead — you just have to filter for it.
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you → have → it
Match Group’s dating app Upward is leaning into old-school courtship with a new “Chivalry Mode,” aimed at singles who would rather have a man make the first move than waste time wondering why their matches never message.
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matches → lean → time
Despite years of data showing that marriage rates are declining and young people are getting married later, Match Group’s 2026 research found that 72% of Gen Z singles say they want to get married.
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they → show → singles
“Nearly all members ages 18-30 want a family and children, and family is the number one value on Upward,” a Match Group representative told The Post.
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representative → want → Post
“At the same time, we are seeing a broader shift among younger singles looking for courtship, commitment, and relationships built for marriage.”
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we → see → marriage
According to the company, the relaunch adds three features aimed at making intentions clearer: Chivalry Mode, which encourages the man to message first when both users opt in; Marriage Timeline, which lets singles share when they hope to wed; and Core Values, which highlights the priorities they want a partner to share.
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The relaunch lands as traditional relationship dynamics are seeing a decidedly online resurgence among young women, with terms like “feminine energy” and “provider men” entering the discourse as a crop of tradwife influencers showcase domestic routines, early marriages, and stay-at-home lifestyles.
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crop → land → home
On social media, heavily curated accounts like Nara Smith glamorize homemaking — cooking decadent meals from scratch in a ball gown and tending to 4 small children — as an appealing alternative to Gen Z’s current milestones: joblessness, dating burnout and living with your parents.
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accounts → curate → parents
But dating experts say the popularity of something called “Chivalry Mode” doesn’t necessarily mean Gen Z women suddenly want to return to 1950s gender roles.
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women → say → roles
“I don’t read this as Gen Z suddenly becoming ‘traditional,’” Susan Trombetti, matchmaker and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking, told The Post.
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“I read it as a generation that may be craving more intentionality in dating while still wanting to define what that looks like for themselves.
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In other words, wanting a guy to text first doesn’t necessarily mean quitting your job and baking sourdough.
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guy → want → sourdough
Trombetti said there is nothing wrong with a woman saying, “I want a man who pursues me,” as long as both people are aligned in that dynamic.
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people → say → dynamic
“The important part is that ‘traditional’ should be a mutual choice, not an expectation,” she said.
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she → say → ?
Adam Cohen-Aslatei, CEO of matchmaking company Three Day Rule, sees a similar appetite among the women his company works with.
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company → see → women
“We work with so many accomplished women who make decisions all day long at work,” he told The Post.
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he → work → Post
“For some of them, having a guy make the first move feels refreshing.”
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guy → have → move
“There’s so much ambiguity about intentions on the apps,” Cohen-Aslatei said, noting that many young people are perfectly comfortable saying they want marriage even if they aren’t ready to walk down the aisle tomorrow.
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they → ’ → aisle
That ambiguity has practically become its own dating-app punchline: “Should we match and never talk?”
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we → become → ?
Upward is betting young singles are ready for an answer — even if it means borrowing a few rules from dating’s past.
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it → bet → past
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