If you’re tired of dating time-wasters, a new website offers a twist – no one is playing hard to get
It’s aimed at anyone who has been single for three years or more, but that’s not a rule of the site.What wereAny strategy that comes under the heading of playing it cool: avoiding double texting, showing little enthusiasm, pretending to be busy.Yet common online dating advice is to play it cool – never reply to a message with a longer message, don’t be too nice, don’t complain about being single or propose plans too far in advance.Precisely. The app is for the mad keen and super-available only.
That’s the old way of thinking. Why should desperate singles not be able to find each other without having to wade through endless profiles of time-wasters and show-offs?Are you flirting with me?“Let’s cut to the chase – if you’ve got opposable thumbs, I think we can make this work.”
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