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From dating apps spreading the paradox of choice onto young daters to social media stunting the social skills of generations to come, modern relationships are comically complicated.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
As a result, daters trying to navigate what seems like a minefield of one bad experience after another are turning to social media to share their past experiences and dating deal-breakers with the new \u201cdate cancelled\u201d trend.<\/p>\n
The meme is simple: Users follow a template-like structure, posting \u201cdate cancelled\u201d followed by their personal icks and irks collected from past relationships.<\/p>\n
While the format has expanded to various social media platforms, most of the users engaging with the trend remain on Threads, taking advantage of the Meta platform\u2019s \u201cinvisible ink\u201d feature.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Some were more innocent and comical than others, like one user who shared on Threads<\/a>: \u201cDate cancelled. She couldn\u2019t miss Grey\u2019s Anatomy. (This happened to me with two different women.)\u201d<\/p>\n