You probably spend countless hours every week clicking through profiles and messaging attractive women on dating sites and apps. You get a response every now and again, but rarely from anyone you actually want to date. That adds up to around 12 hours a week , all in hopes of scoring a date that lasts approx. Problem 1: Most dating sites and apps have more men than women, which means the most attractive women get bombarded with messages.
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Why Dating Has Become So Hard | HuffPost
Jonathan asks: Contact a girl, and you're lucky if you get a response, much less a nice one. I don't get it. I thought online dating was supposed to save me time. Why is online dating so hard?
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David Oragui. This product of social conditioning rears its ugly head online even more so, as an average of seven men compete for the attention of one woman. According to research, women who send messages to men are twice as likely to receive a response compared to men who start conversations. We men love to complain about how women have extraordinarily high standards when looking for a mate—however, we fail to look a little bit deeper at why this is the case.
Everyone I seem to talk to has the same feeling: Dating has become so hard. It seems like nobody wants to commit anymore, and it seems to be a challenge every single step of the way. You can blame the dating apps. You can blame Tinder, and Bumble, and Hinge, and all the choices that people have.
