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they are eager to find their own "comfort zone". this means not only finding the right partner, but also finding a social relationship model that makes them feel a sense of belonging, acceptance and happiness. they no longer pursue the exchange of interests, but pay more attention to the equality of interests between the two parties. they are eager to find their own voice in the digital age and express it.

the temporary and short-lived social relationship of "dazi" is a typical example of this change. it reflects the exploration and adaptability of contemporary youth to interpersonal communication methods. however, unlike the exchange of interests and mutual debts in the "human relations" communication model, contemporary youth pay more attention to the equality of interests between the two parties, that is, they emphasize timely settlement and clear settlement of economic interests between each other, and take no debts and fairness as the principles of communication.

the development of the "hookup" relationship is not a replacement relationship, but is gradually replaced by an intimate relationship. the progressive relationship between the two is inevitable. this reflects the young people's pursuit of self-esteem, equality and independence, and the changes brought about by social development.

these changes have also brought new challenges. due to the fast pace of life and the pursuit of personal goals, some young people lack the support of traditional interpersonal networks, so they choose to "socially downgrade" to reduce social costs and look for more accurate and convenient partners to find their own "comfort zone".

in this digital age, young people's social methods are constantly evolving, and they pay more attention to self-expression and building their own social networks. their goal is to find a social model that can meet their needs and give them a sense of belonging and happiness.