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Try the Facebook dating app, they aren't trying to monetize anything. It basically is Tinder but with all the features you'd pay for included. And since this i

by aeyes 7y ago

Try the Facebook dating app, they aren't trying to monetize anything. It basically is Tinder but with all the features you'd pay for included. And since this is built on top of Facebook the spam ratio is pretty low. Some of the features it has: You can always see who has "right-swiped" on you, even if you didn't match with the person. You can see everybody on the app in Facebook groups you share. If you accidentally swipe left you can go back. This obviously doesn't change anything about the valid point that men and woman approach dating in a different manner. I guess apps made this even worse.

hombre_fatal 7y ago
> I guess apps made this even worse. They just make obvious what otherwise we don't like to admit, like how important attraction is in the deal even though we don't have much control over it. Usually when I see criticism of dating apps (like in this comments section), I wonder if the critic realizes that what they are complaining about is how dating already works. You are always sizing people up around you based on how attractive you find them, for example.