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I think there's definitely some kind of bias in those results. Only certain kinds of people are able to tolerate online dating for very long, and the way they w
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y ago
I think there's definitely some kind of bias in those results. Only certain kinds of people are able to tolerate online dating for very long, and the way they work only really finds "good matches" along a very narrow subset of criteria.
Most people I know, myself included, can't stand the shallowness and general feeling that they are participating in a torturously silly marketing exercise.
- apples_oranges 4y agoBut what if you wrote that in your profile? Perhaps you would find the boy/girl that digs this kind of view on online dating.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y agoSo many reasons: 1) Negativity is generally not attractive. 2) It's a lie, since clearly I can tolerate it if I'm actually on a dating site saying I can't tolerate it. 3) Someone else who can't tolerate it isn't likely to be there to read it. 4) Stating it out loud doesn't change the nature of dating sites as shallow exercises in marketing.