Thanks! I tried to make the answering process part of the fun rather than a drag.
When you look at someone else's profile, Similarity shows you the questions that you both feel strongly about (answered at the edges of the range) and either agree about or disagree about. The idea is that these would be conversation starters - if you both are passionate about skiing, it should be front and center.
This is cool, I remember either OkCupid of Plenty of Fish, used to be a really interesting exercise in self reflection.
You could only see someone else's answer to a question if you answered it.
The questions would sometimes get deeply personal.
It would make me self-reflect a lot on what an honest answer was, and whether I wanted other people to see my answer.
And if not, why? Was there something I was embarrassed about? Should I be? If so, should I fix that thing?
I didn't really care about the dating aspect as much as the exercise in critical self evaluation.
Thanks! I tried to make the answering process part of the fun rather than a drag.
When you look at someone else's profile, Similarity shows you the questions that you both feel strongly about (answered at the edges of the range) and either agree about or disagree about. The idea is that these would be conversation starters - if you both are passionate about skiing, it should be front and center.