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Now, an AI tool to write your dating profile

[ad_1] Online dating is not easy. Even before you can get to see the potential matches in your area on Tinder, Bumble, and other dating apps, you first have to clear two critical obstacles — first, clicking good pictures of yourself, and second, writing a catchy bio. While both are tricky in their own right, you can at least click pictures in nice locations or with pets to make them look aesthetically pleasing but there is no substitution for good writing skills. That's what used to be true, anyway. With the rise of AI, there is a tool for everything you do online. And it was only a matter of time before someone created an AI app that helps write your bio on dating profiles. Let us check out LoveGenius.What does LoveGenius offer?Writing a good bio is crucial to find good matches. As you...

Viral Video: Internet Fumes As Woman Rants About Not Dating Vegetarian Men

[ad_1] Food preferences can differ greatly from person to person and region to region. Some people may prefer indulging in fancy Italian delicacies, while others may prefer traditional dishes like chole bhature and lassi. When it comes to vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, the debate is never-ending. However, does it really matter what someone's food preferences are when it comes to dating? Unfortunately, for some people, it does matter, and it can influence their dating choices. A recent video has surfaced in which a woman makes disparaging remarks about men who follow a vegetarian diet.In the video, shared on Instagram, the woman says, “Just when you thought men can't disappoint you any further, boom! Vegetarian men”.The woman proceeds to add that once a guy, who was “really cute” and...

“Online dating is a killer. How Much Would You Pay to Find a Partner?

[ad_1] Would like to meet: Man who is tall, dark, handsome, has a good sense of humor and a well-paid job in professional services.Young, single, ambitious professionals working in the City of London are flooding matchmaker Siobhan Copland's inbox with such requests. They've spent their 20s graduating from highly competitive universities and pushing themselves through punishing late nights in the office. By their 30s, many have built impressive careers, yet something is missing from their lives: love. But having soured on endlessly swiping through Hinge, Bumble and Tinder, these men and women have become fussier than previous generations about choosing a partner to share the years with. The clients who show up at Copland's agency, Cupid in the City, present her with stringent criteria:...