Every Woman Wanted to Chat, but Nobody Wanted to Meet
I joined the dating platform on a Friday evening. Within an hour, I had received messages from several beautiful women. They all seemed interested in getting to know me, and I initially thought I had discovered an amazing website. I started conversations with four different profiles. One woman claimed to live only ten miles away, while another said she frequently visited my neighborhood. I suggested meeting for coffee, thinking that would be the easiest way to find out whether we had chemistry. None of them agreed. Instead, they kept asking questions about my hobbies, favorite movies, and romantic preferences. Every answer required another paid message. After two weeks, I noticed something strange. Although the women had completely different profiles, their behavior was remarkably similar. They all avoided exchanging phone numbers, refused video calls, and found excuses whenever I suggested meeting. I couldn't prove the accounts were fake, but the similarities made me suspicious. Eventually, I stopped purchasing credits. Looking back, the whole experience felt more like an expensive online chat game than a genuine dating service.
