2 June, 2024
Is online dating and offline dating mutually compatible? No, read on…
If you are religious, or even spiritual, the answer is to wait for The One!
Online dating is akin to shopping for a partner. That’s fine for friendships, but it’s NOT how most people want to find a partner suitable for marriage.
During a recent survey 98% of women said they wanted to meet their next significant other in real life, offline, as opposed to online dating apps.
I’ve been doing online dating since the days of America Online member profiles. So, I know how poorly it works. Although I have met friends online, I have never met anybody that I’ve become intimate with through the Internet. That’s because it’s completely random, not guided by a higher power, that reduces everyone to profile pictures, which can easily be manipulated with filters.
Most people do not appear way they do in their photos, when you meet them in person.
They lie about everything from their height to their age. And they even resort to using photos with other, more attractive people, either to confuse people or make themselves look better.
That’s very shallow, especially if you’re trying to mask your appearance by applying filters.
I would never suggest anyone does online dating, except to find friends. That’s the God’s honest truth. They are almost all losers, with the dishonorable intentions.
These online dating sites make money by, NOT matching you with anyone. That’s why it will never work, unless the platform is 100% FREE!
Otherwise, they should be shut down for human trafficking.
More often than not, people who contact other members through dating apps are CATFISH.
I recommend that everyone who does online dating to use a service called SocialCatfish.com
Online AND offline dating are NOT mutually compatible.
Fact is, if you are “waiting for the one,” you are NOT shopping for sex online.