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Kevins more likely to be swiped left

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May 10, 2025

MEN who are called Kevin are less likely to succeed in online dating, a scientist has said.

- By Charlie Bradley

Kevins more likely to be swiped left

Over the years, research has shown that names can affect our day-to-day experiences in a variety of ways.

It is believed that potential partners are less likely to connect with those who have “unattractive names” on dating websites.

In comparison, those with “popular” ones — such as Alexander and Sophie — have better prospects.

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