dating

[Nesteroid]

Online dating has made it easier to meet people, but sometimes it feels more transactional than personal.

[DenBond]

I agree, yet it opens up a world of possibilities, especially for those who might struggle with traditional dating.

[Nesteroid]

True, yet I think it can be hard to really get to know someone through just messages and profiles.

[DenBond]

Yeah, the risk of misrepresentation is always there, yet it’s still one of the most popular ways to find a partner today.

[zemlyak]

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[Rowanl Lebsackl]

I agree, online dating can feel a bit impersonal. It's like scouting players in Retro bowl – you're quickly assessing stats and potential, but missing the connection you'd get building a team organically. We need to remember to look beyond the profiles and find genuine compatibility, not just a winning roster. The ease of swiping shouldn't replace real interaction.

[mariann]

That transactional feeling often comes from the design - swiping quickly on profiles reduces people to a checklist. This is especially true on many hookup sites, where the intention is clear but the interaction can feel impersonal by design. To counter it, I try to move conversations off the app quickly for a video or phone call. It adds a personal layer that text alone can't provide and helps filter for people seeking a real connection, not just a transaction.