>This is just a bad idea, men are probably fine with it but no woman wants a man that does this when there are men that don’t need to pay for a dating app. Bein

>This is just a bad idea, men are probably fine with it but no woman wants a man that does this when there are men that don’t need to pay for a dating app. Being forced to pay, indicates only 2 options, either 1 you’re a “loser” not desirable by other females or 2 you’re a “player” who just wants to get on with as many girls as possible. This stigma can reduce if there are say >30-40% of single males on the app, but when starting out it can be a deal breaker for the women on the app. Not true! On the surface it makes sense but some people really just value their time and don't want to go mingle with random people indefinitely to find someone. If you move to a new city especially, where are you going to meet singles, even as an attractive guy? Then you have to be talented enough to break the ice. Let's put it another way. What is your time worth? When you make $100+ per hour with not so much free time, would you pay a little to cut the crap? I wish I could find an affordable matchmaker that was not a scam or working exclusively with rich people.