Pete Davidson made headlines recently by saying young people today “don’t really have a shot at finding love.” He blames it on the internet, and honestly, we get it. Things have changed. Gone are the days of locking eyes across a crowded room or striking up a conversation at the grocery store without someone thinking you’re trying to sell them something.

But let’s not throw out the whole idea of modern love just yet.

The truth is, the internet isn’t killing romance — it’s just evolving it.

Online Dating Isn’t the Enemy

What Pete’s missing is that online dating isn’t some cold, robotic wasteland of disappointment. It’s a tool. It connects people who might never cross paths otherwise. Whether you’re looking for a deep connection, a fun fling, or just someone to binge-watch Netflix with, dating apps and websites open doors that would otherwise stay closed.

Online dating makes things clear, quick, and intentional. No more guessing if that cutie at the bar is single, into you, or even speaks your language. You set your vibe, filter your matches, and take control of your own story.

It’s Casual — and That’s Okay

Not every connection has to end in wedding bells and matching “Mr./Mrs.” mugs. And that’s where sites like OBC (OnlineBootyCall) come in. If you’re not in the mood for “forever,” but you’re still craving connection, chemistry, and maybe a little spice — OBC is where it’s at.

It’s dating without pressure. Fun without awkward expectations. Real people, real chats, and yes, real hookups if that’s your thing.

TL;DR: Love’s Not Dead, It’s Just Logged In

So no shade to Pete — we love the guy — but just because love looks different now doesn’t mean it’s not out there. It’s in your phone. It’s on your screen. It might even be one swipe away.

? Ready to meet real people who are into the same chill, casual vibe as you?
Join OBC today and see where it takes you.

Love (or at least a great night out) isn’t dead — it’s digital.