Many people have preferences when it comes to romantic partners. We might want someone who makes us laugh, or someone who is playful and fun. And a lot of us choose partners who look like our parents, so have fun unpacking that one. But some preferences are more specific - like wanting a partner who's a little long in the tooth, or who has beautiful teeth. Throughout history, many people have managed unusual preferences they may be judged for by keeping relationships secret or trying to fit into loveless, mismatched ones. But then came the internet and the wide world of dating apps, which made finding the perfect match (and keeping it on the hush) easier. Check out five of our picks for the most offbeat dating apps for people with idiosyncratic interests. You, lover of tall people, can finally search the world for a person of just the right height. Seek out partners of above-average stature at TallFriends. Wanna meet someone, but travel too much? Wingman is here for you. It matches you with people at the airport, at your destination or even on your flight for the (probably distant) hope of an "encounter" in the air. It's still in its beta version, but a public launch is on the way. Don't think you're limited to apps that match you with people who have similar interests - Hater is designed to connect you with people who loathe the same things you do. We can mock "weird" dating apps, but some have proved empowering. Consider MPWH, which stands for "Meet People With Herpes." While dating with a sexually transmitted disease can be intimidating and isolating, this app unites people living with STDs, which could be a huge relief for those searching for a mate. The DragonFruit app matches users with like-minded geeks, sci-fi fanatics and nerds of many descriptions.
Social media sensation Noah Beck and Dixie D’Amelio of "the first family of TikTok," have ended their two-year relationship. After officially announcing their relationship in October 2020, the viral couple was known to show off their love on social media, as well as stand up for each other when faced with backlash from haters. They even made multiple appearances together on Dixie’s family’s Hulu series, The D’Amelio Show. Earlier this year, the couple chose to take their relationship offline, but in recent months, rumors surfaced that the social media darlings had split. Without official confirmation from neither Dixie nor Noah, fans questioned the status of their relationship. But on November 9, it was confirmed that they’re broken up for good. As we look back on Doah’s relationship together, we compiled this timeline so you can reminisce on Noah and porn affiliates Dixie’s romantic journey. After weeks of speculation, it’s official. Noah and Dixie have called it quits after two years together. Noah’s publicist, Larissa Saenz, confirmed the split to The New York Times on November 9. "We can confirm that the pair are no longer together but remain close friends," she wrote in an email.
Dixie has not commented on the breakup. In season 2 of The D'Amelio Show, Dixie revealed to her parents that she and Noah had broken up and that she felt "very stressed" about the situation. But in late September - after filming had wrapped on the season - Dixie shut down rumors that she and Noah had ended things. However, since they didn’t post content of each other online, and rarely attended events together over the past year, questions of are-they or are-they-not together continued to swirl. Alas, this chapter has ended for the social media starlets. From the looks of things, the temporary break between the two TikTok stars that was addressed on The D'Amelio Show seems to have turned into a permanent break-up. In a clip from Noah's podcast with Larri Merritt, also known as Larray, Put a Sock In It, Larray asked, "I mean, what are your thoughts on dating? How do you feel?" to which Noah playfully flipped him off. Th is data has been created by GSA Content Gener at or DEMO.
Noah. Neither Noah nor Dixie have given official confirmation on why, when, or how they broke up, but it seems like the couple has been working through the complicated situation that caused their split. One week after Dixie revealed on Hulu's The D'Amelio Show that she and Noah broke up, she's delving into the reasons why. Heidi and Marc D'Amelio in episode three. Dixie continued in a solo interview. Back in a conversation with her parents, Dixie explained that she and Noah both need to time to think, and that work is her "top priority." Noah would get frustrated that Dixie wasn't prioritizing her time with him as much as he was, she explained. Season 2 of The D'Amelio Show is currently airing on Hulu, and on September 28's episode, Dixie shocked viewers after admitting that she and Noah had broken up. Heidi and Marc D'Amelio at one point. Noah shared with his roommate, Markell, earlier in the episode.
The episode ended on the cliffhanger of Dixie telling her parents about her and Noah's relationship status, but of course, the two have been seen out and about since this was filmed (see below). And Dixie has debunked breakup rumors as recently as last week. During an event at New York Fashion Week, the singer and TikTok starlet told People that she and Noah are "much happier" after taking their relationship offline. We'll have to wait until next week's episode to see how this all unfolds. ICYMI, Dixie debuted a freshly buzzed 'do for New York Fashion Week, trading her signature long locks for a close-to-scalp style. Fans were quick to theorize that this major change was due to Dixie and Noah possibly having broken up, with the pair not being seen together despite attending the same NYFW event on September 12. Dixie has now put those rumors to bed in a recent People interview, where she discussed her relationship with Noah.