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Dating Apps Have Killed Relationships
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this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2026
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I first interacted with both my ex-wives in 2004, weeks apart. OKCupid was still about detailed profiles, personality quizzes and answering thousands of questions (with preferred responses by matches listed).
My first ex was a nerdy 94% match. The second was somewhere on the order of 43%. Guess which one I still talk with daily?
The only time I've used modern dating apps was hanging out at my lesbian ex-girlfriend's place. We'd get drunk and then mock women's profiles.