From female profiles, and speaking with my friends, it seems that no one is happy with online dating apps.
> dating apps have created an environment where women are hyper-selective and where men are hyper-indiscriminate.
I believe this is the key point, and ironic because it's viscous cycle.
This behavior encourages worse behavior that is counter intuitive to the goal of it's users.
The entire premise is flawed from the start, as a dating profile starts with a snap judgement based on pictures, a biography, and key details--such as height, job, education.
At this point, the competition for dates using an app is so high, and the experience is so mediocre, that I am better off spending my effort meeting women in real life.
> dating apps have created an environment where women are hyper-selective and where men are hyper-indiscriminate.
I believe this is the key point, and ironic because it's viscous cycle.
This behavior encourages worse behavior that is counter intuitive to the goal of it's users.
The entire premise is flawed from the start, as a dating profile starts with a snap judgement based on pictures, a biography, and key details--such as height, job, education.
At this point, the competition for dates using an app is so high, and the experience is so mediocre, that I am better off spending my effort meeting women in real life.