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[quote=Anonymous]Imagine your single male friend says, hey come on out.  We can go check out this cool bar I heard of and see if we can meet some single women.  So you go and once you get in there, the place is jammed.

Great band playing, lots of energy.  A quick look around for the single women reveals the place is like 300 dudes and about 20 women and those women are surrounded by guys trying to chat them up, buy them drinks, impress them.

That's what dating apps are like for men.  Men the apps rely on for their profits.  It's a real sausage fest.

Don't get me wrong, I've gone on probably 30 first dates from the apps in the last few years and I met my late wife on a dating site way back in the day.  That was before apps and the sites were different.  They have not improved since then.

Back then, you could narrow down your searches by preferences a lot more but now the sites are so PC you have to wade through way too much and the women on the sites seem to be the leftovers.  In short, the sites are just really bad now and I've been on several of the most popular sites.  Same people on all of them.

Only difference in the sites is the actual user experience in navigating them which leaves a lot to be desired.  I can't recommend a single one over the other.

I will say my one friend sings the praises of E-Harmony if you wan to go that route and really pay a premium.  He says it's worth it.  Take that for what it's worth.  I'm done paying for dating apps.  [/quote]

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