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Love the idea of dating apps, but have a lot of questions to the execution. As other people mentioned in the thread I did not really need them while in Univers
by ternaus 3y ago
Love the idea of dating apps, but have a lot of questions to the execution.
As other people mentioned in the thread I did not really need them while in University, but after graduation, being in SF Bay Area in tech, meeting women became challenging.
In this geography (SF Bay Area) and subculture (tech) the number of women, especially good looking, who are single is objectively small. You rarely meet them in real life.
Dating apps solve this issue - open an app, match, chat, meet.
But in other geographies and subcultures, meeting in person would be more efficient and enjoyable.
But even if students stay away form it, dating apps industry waits for disruption. And I hope, this time executive teams in Tinder, Bumble, etc will not ignore this signal and invest into creating a better experience for all sides.
- minerva23 3y agoWomen have similar issues finding quality men. Men who aren't looking for a live-in maid/sex-worker/nanny/cook. Men who are responsible, and yes, ideally good looking too. Men don't raise boys to see women as equals, so the pool of quality men can be rather small.