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Originally Posted by Reiwa
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I assume if it was a paysite you'd only get the sluttiest men and the most objectionable women.
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Match might make you pay no matter what, it’s been a while since I’ve been on there
I know for a fact that bumble and tinder do not make you pay month to month. They offer a way to pay to get “perks” like much more visibility for your profile. I always assumed these were a rip off because how the hell would I know if they really did anything
I’ve also never needed it. I do think for those apps they put people who are active higher up in people’s search results, so you are more likely to get matches if you check it daily versus once or twice a month. I don’t have a problem with this courtesy, because it’s not worth my time to be messaging someone who hasn’t been on in 6 months
I get a bit defensive when it comes to acting in one’s own financial self-interest because there’s a lot of that conception about mental health. People assume counselors are trying to keep people depressed and non-functional so they’ll keep needing counseling. I can’t speak for my field but I very often tell people I hope I don’t see them ever again because it will mean they are doing better, that I am trying to work myself out of a job. If I truly wanted guaranteed repeat business I’d tell people “hey have you tried using meth? You’ll totally forget about your problems for a day, come back and let me know how it goes”. “What I recommend you do is isolate from your friends and fam, put up towels over your windows, and sit in the dark thinking about how unfair the world has been to you. See you next week!”. And no I don’t recommend pharmaceuticals first ever (unless for like a complete psychotic break), I always say try the approach with no possible side effects first