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AI is the new dating dealbreaker

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A 25-year-old analyst named Irene moved to San Francisco last year and began using dating apps like Hinge to meet people. She observed that users often include value statements such as 'We'll get along if' on their profiles, which frequently result in rejection from potential matches. This trend highlights a potential barrier in modern dating where users may prioritize specific compatibility criteria over traditional profile features.

Key points

• Irene, a 25-year-old analyst, moved to San Francisco last year and started using dating apps like Hinge to meet new people.
• Users often include value statements like 'We'll get along if' on their profiles, which frequently lead to rejection from potential matches.

Context

The article describes a trend observed by a 25-year-old analyst named Irene in San Francisco, where users include value statements on their dating app profiles that often result in rejection.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Irene's personal observation of a few minutes of swiping on Hinge. No broader demographic data, user statistics, or causal analysis of why these statements cause rejection are provided.

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