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for as much as people knock eharmony it does work some of the time. My wife was on there for a bit, ended up meeting a stalker type guy. but then we ended up meeting each other on there(she was the first match i got) and have been happy since. so not saying its perfect, but i gota give them credit for matching me well with someone who grew up in a similar home situation as myself(and its not the most normal of situations either, but i dont really care to elaborate) and also matching us on similar interests in things. We have our differences in stuff, like food movies and music tastes, but for the most part, we line up on the important things.
had i not met her through eharmony we most likely would of have still dated and gotten married and been as happy as we are now, but they certainly helped with the initial meeting
They just need to find a way to get this put in place of the eHarmony ads on TV. They play those darn things about once every commercial break.
eharmony ads are know around our place as "that crazy racist breeding program". The matched by visually assumed race thing they use in their commercials is just creepy.
Ehh, I've tried a bunch of the dating sites (match, eharmony, plentyoffish, okcupid, justsayhi, ect). Of them, eHarmony seems to be the best. Can't say I've met the love of my life there, or even gotten an actual date, but I've gotten more out of it than I have out of the other site.
Their "steps of communication" is cheesy, but it does encourage you to communicate since you can start off with some prewritten questions instead of trying to figure out how to write a lengthy email to someone who you don't know and who may never read it, and the matches I get seem to be gainfully employed, not suicidal, and have hobbies that go beyond drinking and passing out, which is more than I can say about some of the other dating sites.
Hey guys,
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@Jaysyn: Ha, I did the free profile for shits and giggles myself and got that "we can't do anything for you" response.
We need an eHarmony, but for selfish, amoral sluts.
@Jaysyn: I'm agnostic and they let me in. Haven't had any of the matches get past the "open communication" stage, but meh. I'm just going to let my subscription expire. Maybe Consumerist should have a dating function on its site. There are plenty of commenters I'm interested in.













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