ebrowndowntown

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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   Women do not have an abundance of choice. There are more women than men in the United States. In major urban areas there are many more mating age straight women than men. When you look at the number of college educated straight women compar
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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   I feel like the message about sexy abs in this ok cupid post is more in line with the old saying "if you've got it, flaunt it." They even say, "We would never suggest to a Fitzgerald or a Dave Eggers to limit his profile
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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   I think you're making a lot of assumptions. Traditionally? Tinder hasn't been around that long. I think of Tinder as a marketplace, just like a singles bar--some people are there to hook up and some people are there for a long ter
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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   I am. But I came across this thread and wanted to share my experience and what has been shared with me by women in several focus groups. I don't have the experience of being a man on Tinder, but I can tell you from my experience that m
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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   Yes, absolutely. Other apps are promising--especially Bumble--but Tinder has the quantity. If dating is a numbers game, you're more likely to win on Tinder.
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   by ebrowndowntown 11y ago

   As a 30-something year old woman on Tinder I agree. Among my female friends, everyone is sorting through Tinder for relationship-signaling behavior. What does this mean? Clear pictures (hopefully one in a tie), a witty tagline with correct