Gradually, it has become very normal to find love online such as on dating apps or dating sites.
Especially the young generation has really taken it to themselves, and one of the most popular dating apps that is being used, Peaks.
you Ask the 84-year-old actor Ghita Nørby, she appears however certainly not, it is a good idea.
- I think Peaks is terrible! It is, after all, a cattle show - how to any trade. It is as ridiculous. For me it's completely inhumane, tells the actor to the DR in the context of a an interview on the Norwegian Netflix series 'Home for christmas', where Ghita Nørby helps.
the Series is about a 30-year-old woman, who like so many other young people today are looking for love. Peaks are, however, a bad place to look for this, think Ghita Nørby.
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- Our pursuit of love does not happen through the iPhone or Peaks, or whatever else it is for programs. So you can sit there on his phone and determine that he should be a little higher, a little lower, be brunøjet or starry-eyed - it is the complete as to go on Hjallerup market, she says, and continues:
- It is always difficult to find each other, and love and falling in love is difficult. But do you really think it will be easier in the digital world? It then becomes terrible. Icy. Love is difficult under all circumstances, and it helps the Peaks you not with, that it is not. No. On the contrary. It robs you the experience of being together.
Ghita believe instead that young people should focus on being in the present moment rather than focusing on their screen.
- We can be here. To the present. And know that there is something that is going well, and something that goes bad. For such is life then. It is not perfect. It there is perfection, it destroys the all the people. It is a sin. Look you around! I think it is more fun beats she's stuck.
Ekstra Bladet has tried in vain to get a detailed comment from Ghita Nørby.
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