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Originally Posted by seesaw
I have tried Match in the past, and paid for it, and it was just as much a hook-up site as all the rest.
I could potentially try Match again, only because I notice it has a lot more tools now than it used to, but I think the biggest problem now is that OK Cupid has changed its messaging to where you both have to like each other first to receive any messages. This was done to protect women from the thousands of unwanted messages they get each day. And I get that, but it's not the same for men. A lot of men say they never get messaged. And they may not have liked you because they only look at their matches that are based on their specific search criteria. I know I often look at the Quick Matches, which are based on your quiz answers and not on search filters, and find there are quite a few men that I end up liking. So I think OKC has shut themselves in the foot by making that a site-wide policy and not by making it a male only policy.
But that's just my opinion.
Seesaw
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Quite honestly, to me that system sounds great. I mean, maybe too progressive right now, because I think we're sort of moving away from a society where a man is a hunter and a woman is a prey, but we're a long way off... I could almost get hyped for it, if I had any interest in meeting people at all.