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Still, it is an incentive to create dating opportunities. And what kind of date would not result in a relationship, but make you want to go on another date? It
by jaggirs 6y ago
Still, it is an incentive to create dating opportunities. And what kind of date would not result in a relationship, but make you want to go on another date? It would need to be good and bad at the same time. Maybe a good date with the wrong person.. It sounds really hard to exploit this.
- dkersten 6y agoIt incentivises setting up a lot of dates, but with the wrong people.
- jaggirs 6y agoYes, that is what I said.
- imtringued 6y agoIt can also make money off of setting you up with the right people.
- 737maxtw 6y agoDating apps can't solve everything. The upshot of this however is that, if you are being honest in your profile, these things are things that you want to do anyway. If you still take the effort to talk to the person before going on a booked trip, it should be an experience you will enjoy. Of course, things can go wrong. But part of any relationship is taking that risk. I don't think this is a silver bullet, no, but I think it is a pretty good framework for people who are in a good place to find in a healthy relationship. I.e. comfortable and honest with themselves and looking for a partner to enrich their lives rather than just seeking 'a relationship' (i.e. trying to fill some other void in themselves).
- dkersten 6y agoOk yeah, that sounds reasonable.
- Liquid_Fire 6y agoIt incentivizes the website to match you with people you are not actually compatible with, so that you keep going on dates to find someone you actually like. (Maybe not repeatedly, since you might stop using the website, but at least the first few times)
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- renewiltord 6y agoTrue. It does seem hard to exploit.