What s it like to use a dating app?

I haven't talked about it in high school, I haven't talked about it in college, I haven't talked about it after graduating from college, and the introduction of people around me is not very suitable, so I registered a blind date software, met a few people, and the conditions are average, but fortunately I didn't meet ** or anything like that, because I don't believe that pie will fall from the sky, and one or two have become friends, and people in reality have also introduced each other. The main thing is to look at the feeling!

Experience, it's best not to meet friends on the Internet, especially blind date**, not necessarily meet**, after all, no one is a fool in the current information environment. It's impossible to keep a trace at all, but it's not a good start, mutual suspicion, and the end result won't be too good, after all, it's a one-to-many option, and it's very likely to become a spare tire.

I'm just talking about online dating, and I personally think it's still unreliable, because people are special animals, and they still need to communicate more offline, whether it is expressions, eyes or small movements, it will be more effective than sending 999 roses online.

Blind date software is also just a channel. Elders, relatives and friends are also a channel, but people who come from these channels are more likely to fall in love? Not necessarily. As for the quality of online users, you can judge for yourself.

I found that the membership fee of the blind date software is very expensive, and I feel that the blind date can't afford it, and I am lonely.

At first, I rejected this approach. Later, I realized that as long as there are quantitative indicators, it is suitable to use online social software and use databases for efficient screening.

To put it bluntly, fate is also a probability event. As for why the follow-up sustainability is poor, I think it doesn't depend on what channel you know, it mainly depends on the creation of two people.

I don't believe it anymore ... If you don't bother to watch it, it's all a comedy