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This was true of me in my 20s, but with experience I realized: 1. Ain't nobody (i.e. me) got time for that 2. There's no correlation between multiple flowery
by unsupp0rted 3y ago
This was true of me in my 20s, but with experience I realized:
1. Ain't nobody (i.e. me) got time for that
2. There's no correlation between multiple flowery paragraphs trying to sound witty and quirky about oneself and the chemistry you get after sitting across a table IRL for 30 ~ 90 seconds
All the paragraphs and "FAQs about me" just aren't worth it: for me, or for potential matches of mine
> She added that she was undoubtedly a cat in a previous life, “just one of those weirdo bodega ones that like people.”
This is the nonsense I'm talking about. Paragraphs and paragraphs of it.
- throwaway22032 3y agoThis is the fundamental issue with dating apps. Your life partner is not someone that you interact with through a screen. All of the attempts to fix this are total bollocks. You can sit on a bus and get more of a signal about whether the man/woman sitting across from you is compatible than you can from an app.