The very first dating website that was ever established was Match.com, when first opening up the page you have to sign up and answer some questions. For example I was asked what was my height, body type, education level, if I smoke, drink, if i have kids, religion, if I was ever married and my annual salary. You also are required to type a minimum 100 character bio of myself. I was also asked to pick what aspects were important for me in a guy such as, age, body type, and pretty much everything I was asked. Once you answer all these questions you get a list of people that have similar answers and you decided if you want to skip or message them. Mostly people put in their bio is what their looking for in a person, what hobbies they like and describe what they think about themselves. These people try selling themselves as a perfect person, I feel as people that do get …show more content…
I was asked where i'm from, my name, ethnicity, birthdate,religion and height. I was asked less preference questions but was asked me how important that preference was to me, they wanted me to type three things I was thankful for. I had to take four different compatible test, asked how I feel regularly ,skills I have and my relationship values. The profiles are different, has more depth in interests and says more about the person but most all matches have no picture on how they