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For me, humhum was the first experience during the pandemic that truly drove a stake through the heart of our superficial, swipehappy dating culture and reoriented me toward a type of connection that felt genuine, nourishing, and unexpected. It left me smiling for days afterwards. Over the course of a single 2-hour experience, I met over 10 new people in both 1-on-1 and group settings. We touched our toes. We stretched. We breathed together, literally as an entire collective group of humans coming together for the sake of dating, connection, and creative unlock --- it was a form of catharsis I'd never experienced online before. We played games with our matches. We even shared silences together. I had invited some friends to join me for my first humhum experience, and it was super fascinating and even a bit supportive to see my friends interacting with others in the group. It's rare to see your friends in dating-esque environments, but it really felt like we were all in it together as a collective, so there was this sense of communal support as we all tried to navigate getting to know one another, practicing kindness, indulging our creativity, even just smiling...together. A truly restorative and deeply connective experience that I'd recommend to anyone who's single, or curious to connect at a deeper level that dating apps could only dream of.

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