Why Dont Dating Websites..

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by slowdive80 on Tuesday, May 26, 2020 and has 12 replies.

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@slowdive80
9 Years

Random thought but why dont dating apps or websites have a feature where you can label your libido as low, normal, or high?

I know that's funny, and weird at the same time. But a conversation regarding that topic will ended up being the same thing.

Boinking is a important part of a relationship for most people. And they end up with people that have mismatched libidos.

At least this way, you know ahead of time for when you are looking for a relationship or hook up online.

Just a random thought and something to take the mind off of how hopeless things seem to be getting more and more.

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@neves
10 Years1,000+ Posts

There's no need for such option - since there's already dedicated sites meant to meet each of those needs:

Tinder (and others alike) = High

OkCupid (and others alike) = Normal

christianconnection (and others alike) = Low

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@neves
10 Years1,000+ Posts

Posted by Scheherazade
Posted by neves

There's no need for such option - since there's already dedicated sites meant to meet each of those needs:

Tinder (and others alike) = High

OkCupid (and others alike) = Normal

christianconnection (and others alike) = Low

Lmao at thinking Christians have less sex drive.

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The self-oppression resulted from the belief that God (or Jesus) - is watching them... can have some impact. There's men that have a hard time taking a piss - even if other men are spectating, so... 🤫

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@Aria1
6 Years

Their sole purpose is to make money.

From a business/financial standpoint there's probably a reason they don't.

Plus, libido fluctuates...

Imagine on someone's dating profile "this week I felt really horny, but last week I didn't because my cat was sick".

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@CancerGemini
16 Years

Posted by slowdive80

Random thought but why dont dating apps or websites have a feature where you can label your libido as low, normal, or high?

I know that's funny, and weird at the same time. But a conversation regarding that topic will ended up being the same thing.

Boinking is a important part of a relationship for most people. And they end up with people that have mismatched libidos.

At least this way, you know ahead of time for when you are looking for a relationship or hook up online.

Just a random thought and something to take the mind off of how hopeless things seem to be getting more and more.

Ikr!? That would be great.

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@sweetpea2977
7 Years1,000+ Posts

Posted by neves

There's no need for such option - since there's already dedicated sites meant to meet each of those needs:

Tinder (and others alike) = High

OkCupid (and others alike) = Normal

christianconnection (and others alike) = Low

This is a JOKE.