Abundance in online dating makes it harder to become curious about a person, tolerate uncertainty, or feel satisfied with our choice, writes Meehika Barua.
Pretty sure swiping yes on everyone just tells the algorithm that you’re low value. I’ve been having much better luck since I started swiping no on most profiles.
Point A) I’ve tried less frequent “yes” swipes and overall match rate was about the same.
Point B) calling people “low value” sounds like disgusting incel-speech and I think we should all avoid it and embrace the different qualities and virtues we all have.
“Yesterday, I swiped on 1000 women. I got one match. She removed me. An above average day”
Have you tried being 6’7"
Pretty sure swiping yes on everyone just tells the algorithm that you’re low value. I’ve been having much better luck since I started swiping no on most profiles.
Point A) I’ve tried less frequent “yes” swipes and overall match rate was about the same.
Point B) calling people “low value” sounds like disgusting incel-speech and I think we should all avoid it and embrace the different qualities and virtues we all have.