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By (user no longer on site) 14 weeks ago
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I find them all to be so soul destroying but I guess it depends how deep you want the connection... Tried a few recently and Tinder was the best in terms of numbers of people but the whole process of swiping based purely on superficial stuff just isn't for me. Give me a good old-fashioned singles night any day. |
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None of them really.
Look..I "could" tell you x, y or z works. And for some people it will.
However, the reality is, dating apps are money makers not match makers. They're designed to keep you on the site and keep paying you money to them (or at least advertise to you). They're built with Gatcha mechanics in mind which are there to keep.you hooked and paying/playing.
The CEO of the Match group (which owns a load of dating apps) is Bernard King...who used to be president of Zynga games which made all the addictive profitable gambling games for mobile phones and Facebook.
Even multiple whistle blowers came forward to say that this is how the apps where designed as well..(though it's not illegal so....).
Then.you need to take into account the apps in general do not favour men for a number of reasons. I could spout off the reasons why but it triggers feminists but long story short, regardless of age, 80% of men are filtered out by women on dating apps on superficial things (or preferences as they like to say).
I'm not even close to kidding here.
If you do choose to use any dating apps at all i would suggest you look into the reports online about them, how they work, how human nature works and some guides on how to succeed because most men don't.
And for the record, no I'm not dating (happily married thank you) and no this isn't a bitter take because of whatever superficial reasons. I just know there's a lot of horseshit going on with online companies (especially american ones) at the moment. It's all about money, and whatever they can do to keep making money from you (which means keeping you on the platform dangling carrots rather than finding you a match).
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By *end1Man 14 weeks ago
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Tbh few years ago when I was a prolific player I had so many one night stands from the so called dating sites. Record was met 3 different woman on a Saturday and had all 3 in bed. Always remember one lady making it very clear she doesn't sleep with guys on the first night so we met in a pub she had 2 glasses of wine and suggested getting a bottle n back to hers within 2 minutes of getting through the front door we was fucking on her sofa... |
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By *ucka39Man 14 weeks ago
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"None of them really.
Look..I "could" tell you x, y or z works. And for some people it will.
However, the reality is, dating apps are money makers not match makers. They're designed to keep you on the site and keep paying you money to them (or at least advertise to you). They're built with Gatcha mechanics in mind which are there to keep.you hooked and paying/playing.
The CEO of the Match group (which owns a load of dating apps) is Bernard King...who used to be president of Zynga games which made all the addictive profitable gambling games for mobile phones and Facebook.
Even multiple whistle blowers came forward to say that this is how the apps where designed as well..(though it's not illegal so....).
Then.you need to take into account the apps in general do not favour men for a number of reasons. I could spout off the reasons why but it triggers feminists but long story short, regardless of age, 80% of men are filtered out by women on dating apps on superficial things (or preferences as they like to say).
I'm not even close to kidding here.
If you do choose to use any dating apps at all i would suggest you look into the reports online about them, how they work, how human nature works and some guides on how to succeed because most men don't.
And for the record, no I'm not dating (happily married thank you) and no this isn't a bitter take because of whatever superficial reasons. I just know there's a lot of horseshit going on with online companies (especially american ones) at the moment. It's all about money, and whatever they can do to keep making money from you (which means keeping you on the platform dangling carrots rather than finding you a match).
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Most dating apps are free to use, unless a user wishes to upgrade for other benefits, which isn't much different from using this site. And patience is still the key |
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