美媒：“政治契合度”成美国Z世代约会标准

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the increasing political divide between genders within Generation Z, which is affecting their dating lives, with younger women leaning towards liberal views and younger men towards conservative ones [1][2] - A survey by eharmony in 2025 revealed that 28% of single individuals from Generation Z would not date someone with differing political views, compared to 21% of millennials, indicating a lower tolerance for political differences among Gen Z [2] - The political support gap between young men and women in Generation Z is significant, with a 51% difference in support for political figures, which is not as pronounced in older age groups [2] Group 2 - The article discusses the "echo chamber effect," where the dating behaviors of young people may exacerbate societal divisions, as avoiding relationships based on political differences could limit exposure to diverse opinions [3] - Experts warn that as personal identity becomes closely tied to political affiliation, trust between families and communities with differing views may erode, potentially undermining political cohesion in the U.S. as Generation Z becomes a larger voting demographic [3][4] - The article notes that dating apps may start incorporating political matching features, reflecting the growing importance of political alignment in romantic relationships [3][5]