Orion Taraban
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"Pre-screening dates is a bad idea"
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October 14, 2022
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There's been a recent uptick in women's tendency to pre-screen dates. For instance, after an online match asks a woman out for a drink, the woman counters with a phone call or a zoom chat to further qualify the man. I understand that women are trying (a) not to waste their time, and (b) to keep themselves safe. However, from a purely effectiveness perspective, this behavior doesn't help them get the results they are ostensibly looking for. See the full episode for my three reasons why.
"Prescreening dates is a bad idea"
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