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> Lee hopes to change the nature of the messages and put women in the driver’s seat, which is what Siren was originally going to be called. What a </ expletive> joke. Women are already completely in the driver's seat, as evidenced by the statistics presented in the article. > Lee said: “In 2014, it’s very hard for a woman to be both professional and sexual.” Funny because in 2014, it's very hard for men to have sex at all if they have standards. Let's be clear: Women have insane leverage over dating and this site is merely an attempt to better capitalize on this leverage. "Let's make men jump through a bunch of hoops, because they are at such a disadvantage that they will have to." I'm not saying that any of that is the explicit intention of the site creator, but only that it is the "invisible hand" of the dating market at work. No pun intended.