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Joanie Cox tries Match.com and eHarmony.
Love in the Time of eHarmony, dated 10 February 2009
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Zumeist versuche ich, den Dingen noch etwas Gutes abzugewinnen – aber irgendwann hört der Spaß auch bei mir auf. So ging es mir, als ich jetzt einen neuen Anti-Online-Dating-Artikel las.
Wieder ist es eine Frau, wieder werden seriöse Singlebör…
Holy cow! I have had some mediocre dates but nothing I would categorize as THAT bad.
She mentions that in the end, she found someone in a bar. If she wants to prove a point, she should let us see the follow up on that and if that relationship actually lasts / its outcome.
My thought in the matter:
What is the success of folks meeting in bars when they are potentially in an altered state and making decisions where you can legally be declared not able to make decisions? Maybe it works really well if you both spend most your time in that state but that is not most of us.
I wish I have a gig that pays me to gripe about bad dates. Really.
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