I like this service because I’ve seen one couple that really recommended it and it just felt like it was….as if the guy was assigned a woman from human resources. Very corporate.
Also understand that these couples are the best they could get (at least the only people willing to grant info release, there are probably a few choice ones but it’s too shameful to admit they met this way).
RT: https://poa.st/objects/e8e3aff2-3ab3-4096-bb9b-6f2976642dcf
@WashedOutGundamPilot Of course they chose the best ones they could find. If they showed what the average clients looked like, many people would not want to use the dating service. People who use dating services are those who were not able to find success in "the real world" for whatever reason. Though often, the reason is that they themselves are not that much of a catch, but they are hoping that they can find a cheat code to get ahead.
@WashedOutGundamPilot In many ways online dating is worse due to the artificial abundance that comes from the numbers game.
"There are so many men/women to choose from! Surely I have great chances of finding someone!"
Except everyone else wants to insist they are the exception rather than the rule for the reason the dating market is messed up. And along with that, loads of fake/bot/catfish accounts that pad the numbers.
@WashedOutGundamPilot Granted, I did meet my wife with online dating, though I consider that working out for me not through anything I did well, but by the grace of God. Because universally the dating market is really messed up, online or offline.
Online dating/dating services are more acceptable overall, but still many of the people using them are those who are not successful but are thinking they can game the system instead of working on the reason why they are failing in the dating market.