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That's a good add. Valid. But ditch the bullshit at the end. Everyone reading that comment knows it's bullshit. There's plenty of successful, attractive, and desirable women on Facebook Dating. Further...you're coming across as if you're some big deal. The thing is, one quick search of your Facebook revealed reality. 1) You're the cliche "anonymous Facebook profile pic" guy who is predicatably...angry at the world 2) That was SOME WHOPPER of a tail you shared, as if you could land 98% of the women on Facebook Dating Look, you apparently like to be forward, direct, and have no problem engaging like an asshole on social media, so I'm confident that this is probably the best way to reach you...speaking your language, and not being all soft on you as if you can't handle the truth. Look, you're being the cliche unsuccessful male online dater who is white, middle aged, and frustrated. I think it's pretty clear that you're getting the results you qualify for and deserve the way you conduct yourself and with your beliefs. I'd say if you want to be a real man, ditch these bitchass beliefs and replace them with better ones as you work on yourself, your online dating skill (so that you can be successful on ANY online dating app and not such a whiner)...and develop a better perspective for life and the games of Love. I'm still chuckling at you saying you wouldn't approach 98% of the women. I doubt you approach many women, PERIOD. Let alone, of great quality. Let alone, with much success. But the Internet is a place where you can pretend you're a king... - Mario
I find lots of scammer, also when I delete my profile and over some time re-sign up again, I see FB would give you the same group of people or maybe those people are still looking as well.
There are SOME "scammers" on EVERY (free) dating app. It's up to you to be able to identify and avoid them, sparing your time and energy. That is on you to have that level of awareness and skill. If you don't...I'd suggest checking out my Online Dating 101 playlist, as it covers a FULL FOUNDATION of knowledge you need to have about Online Dating for a better experience and results. You can find the playlist at ruclips.net/user/thegameoflovechannel Yes, if you delete your account and then later rejoin, I'd expect that you're going to see some familiar faces. Dating apps all go by location, and I'd assume they're showing you the women in YOUR AREA. So just saying, nothing wrong there! I really do suggest the playlist. Rooting for you. - Mario
There are only scammers on Facebook dating Here is my expérience with Facebook dating : The only thing the guy is right about is that conversations keep deseapearing leaving one with no proof of having been scammed There is no way to have any contact with people from your town. Something very weird happened to me with Facebook dating First I never wsnted to be on this app... it was not a choice, It just was imposed to me by FB if I wasn't joining FBD I couldn't acces my normal account. After two days being forbiden to get into my FB account I surrounded and accepted to get myself in Facebook dating So I was obliged to join, however I didn't want dating but I ended up consolating me thinking I was going to meet people from my new town and, who knows ? I'd just been moving to a New town so I thought it could be a good Idea to meet new people from this new town. So I set a 15 kms radius for the research, put in my name, age, etc, as was required, and left it at that ... Soon some guys started to "like" my profile, and m'y smartphone kept ringing up but none of those people seemed to have any kind of similar interest with me, and they were all living more than 300 kms away (or so they say on FBD). So if really there are "Facebook dating scams" I'd Say Facebook is the first culprit : we (women ) are obliged to write in and I don't believe it is possible no man was willing to date in my new town. I had set up carefully my dating radius to 15 kms and Facebook could find no man closer than 300 kms... How weird (I'm living in France we are not particularly an under populate country ). No celibate man in a 300 kms radius ? #comeon They all told me they had no Facebook account so this looked really confusing to me. How can you have a Facebook dating account without being on Facebook ? None of them seemed willing to meet (I wanted to see people in person and go to nice places in my new home town but nope), and they wouldn't give me tenir phone numbers either . Since I couldn't stop the flux of requests from Facebook dating I had to uninstall Facebook from my smartphone, though loosing contact with my real friends from my last town. It has been heartbrocking It has been a stressful and dreadful expérience of imposed inscription and no meeting nobody. One of them one saturday morning ,wrote to me he was coming for a visit (never asked me before, was assiming he was going to stay at my place, hadn't even booked an hotel, juste told me he was going to show at my place one Saturday at noon and that was it I didn't have any say on the matter) and I was to cook him lunch - those declarations were making me manic, I was really becoming on the verge of a nervous breakdown - why should I have at my place people I've never met nor telephoned with ? Why was this guy assiming I was going to accommodate and feed him and wine him for a whole week end ? Where was he going to sleep ? - but he finally told me he had broke his car engine on the way to see me and he needed money since he had no car insurance. That's when I supressed my FB account from my phone. I realise now that was probably an atempt at a "romance SCAM" But I was never interested in dating those guys , nor in dating anyway, the inscription at the app was just imposed by Facebook . I would have been interested in meeting people from my new town and going out for a cofee or an ice-cream but no way with Facebook dating And I do insist : it was never my will to be on this app. Facebook just imposed it on me. Then I think Facebook is an accomplice and must get something (probably money) from those scammers I think Facebook meeting is an awfull app, there are only scammers (or at least very indelicate men), and Facebook obliges us , women, to sign in, wheter we are interested in dating or not, without any regards for our centers of interest, , tastes and geographical preferences.
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I'm have a problem. Facebook dating keeps telling me to take a break. Cause I was on alot last night. Won't allow me to like anybody. Don't know what to do?
Sounds like you just need to give it 24 hours. Just like Tinder, you can't like EVERYONE all at once. Not a big deal. What you can do to be more efficient is prioritize the "liked you" list and swipe left/right on those first instead of a general list for those in your area. Hope that helps, Luke! - Mario
Up Your Dating Game Yeah I’ve been having issues with finding matches around my area. When I first signed up, I was getting hundreds of women around my area every day! But now it has slowed down to a trickle of 1 or 2 per day, and it continues even after I take for a few days!
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I used to have the dating app on my Facebook menu I don’t know what went wrong but is not there anymore can someone tell me what went wrong and if I can get it back,thanks
Sammy I don't think you did anything wrong. It seems many people have had this same experience. I made a video "Where's Facebook Dating" with things you might try to troubleshoot this problem, available at ruclips.net/video/ritaWMtgrXY/видео.html . Hope this helps! - mario
@@shellzhimself What country? What about if you log in on a friend's phone who has Facebook Dating on THEIR Facebook app? Could help you troubleshoot! Let me know! - Mario
Why does it bother you so much that someone you've NEVER MET BEFORE loses interest in you, and does not tell you when and why?? Seriously, have you thought out just how BRUTAL it would be if EVERY TIME you got rejected online that you found out not just when, but that WHY?? How many times could you handle being told someone thought negatively of you? Or that he/she found someone hotter, smarter, with better conversation, better qualities, made more money, lived closer, didn't have your baggage/history, etc... You should be thankful to be ghosted compared to the alternatives ;) The games of Love are tough, and at times painful, but WORTH IT. Stay positive. Don't sweat getting ghosted (as much). It takes practice, sure, but get better. The lesson will benefit you for a lifetime! - Mario
Hmm. Brian, they DO show in your inbox when you message someone. In order. Here are two possible issues: 1) They unmatched you, or deactivated their account, and that's why you can't see their profile in your inbox. 2) You've sent so many messages you've gone above the Facebook Dating inbox. Last I checked, this was 100 conversations you could have in your inbox. If you go over, the newest messages just don't show at the top until you delete inbox conversations, or go to your settings to delete deactivated conversations (which makes space for updating newer conversations. Hope that helps and thanks for visiting the channel. Be sure to subscribe because we always have more on the way! - Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel Thank you for that information however when I open the Facebook dating section there's only three options on the top, Profile, liked you, and matches. Those are the only three buttons besides the settings button. I have no inbox button anywhere if I click on settings, it's not there if I scroll down, stories, events and common, groups in common, and secret crush buttons, once again no inbox button. Any help is appreciated, I can't delete messages if I can't even get at them. Thank you
Also when I go back to my Facebook notifications and I click on someone that liked me, it goes to a screen that says not feeling it? Also I have the updated version because it says it was updated yesterday.
Thanks! I'm glad you appreciate the content ;) Agreed, they need to make it accessible on computer. It's Facebook, you know? I expected them to give us what WORKS from regular Facebook! The messaging system, and of course, accessibility via smartphone AND PC! - Mario
Um....if women aren't responding to your messages, you should consider that your messaging isn't so good. Be honest, if I had you show me your messages, would you be embarrassed of your effort and quality, or could you stand behind solid messaging efforts? - Mario
@@markrodriguez9442 EXACTLY. It's not exactly a panty-dropping line, my friend. Be real. It requires NO THOUGHT, EFFORT, OR CREATIVITY. You offered, NO VALUE. If she responds, you basically expect a better response than your message. But if you get a "hi" back...WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED? (HINT, NOTHING). Your "hi" message has good intentions...but good intentions don't mean "good results." Women get TONS of messages, and you are not standing out for any good reasons. Your Text Game is weak. And it's gonna keep you from getting the results you want. - Mario
@@markrodriguez9442 1) skip the small talk, it's unproductive 2) attempt to find something YOU want to talk about, and possibly it coincides with clues as to what the other person would appreciate, 3) Focus on Fun. If YOU think the convo attempt is fun and something YOU would appreciate and respond to, it's a pretty good sign. (Doesn't ensure they will love it or respond, but a good way to assess). If your Text Game REALLY SUCKS, you can get input and advice what to say through our Love Life Helpline, available 24/7 and you can find it from our website. - Mario
The interpretation of "mobile" means phone. Facebook just does things their way a lot. But the app has gotten some updates and improvements. But who doesn't have Facebook, or a phone? Most singles do. - Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel well what i'm saying is an iPad is light and be taken anywhere and they make cellular iPads too. they should have facebook dating on iPads too and desktop site as well like you said
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel i’m sure it’s available on iPod touch as well which i also consider a mobile device also iPods use iPhone apps so i’m sure it’s available on iPod touch
Out of the tens of thousands of women...do you think everyone doesn't want to chat, is rude/mean...OR...that you could be playing the Online Dating Game without the best awareness of its rules and better strategies? Hint...I recommend you check out my "Online Dating 101" playlist. I've got you. - Mario
OR...your online dating skill sucks. Yeah, I'm pretty confident that's it, because you're the constant. You're in a real negative, delusional place about this. I already commented on your other bullshit you're spewing. I don't think you're a bad guy, but I think you need to get rid of these stupidass beliefs. "All people suck." Translation: "I SUCK." So far, the women you meet in real life and online agree with that. And though you want to change for YOU and not them...they're pretty good motivation to look in the mirror and address the negative and lesser version of yourself you've become. It's unattractive. And you're getting the results you qualify for and deserve. - Mario
@@raytsakalas5381 Not sure about "more opposition" what that means, but you're saying (if I understand correctly) that you would appreciate if Facebook told you if they are straight or gay? It doesn't share that information (or ask for it). It just asks users to say whether they want to match with men, women, or both. But no, it doesn't tell YOU about everyone's sexuality. Which...I think is actually the right thing to do. - Mario
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The one con you didn't mention.... being able to be selective in your search options. 98 percent of what shows up...I wouldn't approach IRL.
That's a good add. Valid.
But ditch the bullshit at the end. Everyone reading that comment knows it's bullshit. There's plenty of successful, attractive, and desirable women on Facebook Dating. Further...you're coming across as if you're some big deal. The thing is, one quick search of your Facebook revealed reality.
1) You're the cliche "anonymous Facebook profile pic" guy who is predicatably...angry at the world
2) That was SOME WHOPPER of a tail you shared, as if you could land 98% of the women on Facebook Dating
Look, you apparently like to be forward, direct, and have no problem engaging like an asshole on social media, so I'm confident that this is probably the best way to reach you...speaking your language, and not being all soft on you as if you can't handle the truth.
Look, you're being the cliche unsuccessful male online dater who is white, middle aged, and frustrated. I think it's pretty clear that you're getting the results you qualify for and deserve the way you conduct yourself and with your beliefs.
I'd say if you want to be a real man, ditch these bitchass beliefs and replace them with better ones as you work on yourself, your online dating skill (so that you can be successful on ANY online dating app and not such a whiner)...and develop a better perspective for life and the games of Love.
I'm still chuckling at you saying you wouldn't approach 98% of the women. I doubt you approach many women, PERIOD. Let alone, of great quality. Let alone, with much success.
But the Internet is a place where you can pretend you're a king...
- Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel Ditch your own bs. You didn't invalidate what they said at the end; they said the search results are just not selective enough.
Can you set your profile to private and only talk to people that you choose?
I find lots of scammer, also when I delete my profile and over some time re-sign up again, I see FB would give you the same group of people or maybe those people are still looking as well.
There are SOME "scammers" on EVERY (free) dating app. It's up to you to be able to identify and avoid them, sparing your time and energy. That is on you to have that level of awareness and skill. If you don't...I'd suggest checking out my Online Dating 101 playlist, as it covers a FULL FOUNDATION of knowledge you need to have about Online Dating for a better experience and results. You can find the playlist at ruclips.net/user/thegameoflovechannel
Yes, if you delete your account and then later rejoin, I'd expect that you're going to see some familiar faces. Dating apps all go by location, and I'd assume they're showing you the women in YOUR AREA. So just saying, nothing wrong there!
I really do suggest the playlist. Rooting for you. - Mario
There are only scammers on Facebook dating
Here is my expérience with Facebook dating :
The only thing the guy is right about is that conversations keep deseapearing leaving one with no proof of having been scammed
There is no way to have any contact with people from your town.
Something very weird happened to me with Facebook dating
First I never wsnted to be on this app... it was not a choice, It just was imposed to me by FB if I wasn't joining FBD I couldn't acces my normal account. After two days being forbiden to get into my FB account I surrounded and accepted to get myself in Facebook dating
So I was obliged to join, however I didn't want dating but I ended up consolating me thinking I was going to meet people from my new town and, who knows ?
I'd just been moving to a New town so I thought it could be a good Idea to meet new people from this new town. So I set a 15 kms radius for the research, put in my name, age, etc, as was required, and left it at that ... Soon some guys started to "like" my profile, and m'y smartphone kept ringing up but none of those people seemed to have any kind of similar interest with me, and they were all living more than 300 kms away (or so they say on FBD).
So if really there are "Facebook dating scams" I'd Say Facebook is the first culprit : we (women ) are obliged to write in and I don't believe it is possible no man was willing to date in my new town. I had set up carefully my dating radius to 15 kms and Facebook could find no man closer than 300 kms... How weird (I'm living in France we are not particularly an under populate country ). No celibate man in a 300 kms radius ? #comeon
They all told me they had no Facebook account so this looked really confusing to me. How can you have a Facebook dating account without being on Facebook ?
None of them seemed willing to meet (I wanted to see people in person and go to nice places in my new home town but nope), and they wouldn't give me tenir phone numbers either .
Since I couldn't stop the flux of requests from Facebook dating I had to uninstall Facebook from my smartphone, though loosing contact with my real friends from my last town.
It has been heartbrocking
It has been a stressful and dreadful expérience of imposed inscription and no meeting nobody.
One of them one saturday morning ,wrote to me he was coming for a visit (never asked me before, was assiming he was going to stay at my place, hadn't even booked an hotel, juste told me he was going to show at my place one Saturday at noon and that was it I didn't have any say on the matter) and I was to cook him lunch - those declarations were making me manic, I was really becoming on the verge of a nervous breakdown - why should I have at my place people I've never met nor telephoned with ? Why was this guy assiming I was going to accommodate and feed him and wine him for a whole week end ? Where was he going to sleep ? - but he finally told me he had broke his car engine on the way to see me and he needed money since he had no car insurance. That's when I supressed my FB account from my phone.
I realise now that was probably an atempt at a "romance SCAM"
But I was never interested in dating those guys , nor in dating anyway, the inscription at the app was just imposed by Facebook .
I would have been interested in meeting people from my new town and going out for a cofee or an ice-cream but no way with Facebook dating
And I do insist : it was never my will to be on this app. Facebook just imposed it on me.
Then I think Facebook is an accomplice and must get something (probably money) from those scammers
I think Facebook meeting is an awfull app, there are only scammers (or at least very indelicate men), and Facebook obliges us , women, to sign in, wheter we are interested in dating or not, without any regards for our centers of interest, , tastes and geographical preferences.
👉 *READY TO LEVEL UP YOUR 😐"MEH" LOVE LIFE?* (🙋♂️May I help?) In the description, I organized a collection of 💯🆓 RESOURCES and SHARE the "3️⃣ Actions in 3️⃣ Minutes" you need to take, RIGHT NOW. 👊🏼 - 🦸 *Mario*
I'm have a problem. Facebook dating keeps telling me to take a break. Cause I was on alot last night. Won't allow me to like anybody. Don't know what to do?
Sounds like you just need to give it 24 hours. Just like Tinder, you can't like EVERYONE all at once. Not a big deal.
What you can do to be more efficient is prioritize the "liked you" list and swipe left/right on those first instead of a general list for those in your area.
Hope that helps, Luke!
- Mario
Up Your Dating Game Yeah I’ve been having issues with finding matches around my area. When I first signed up, I was getting hundreds of women around my area every day! But now it has slowed down to a trickle of 1 or 2 per day, and it continues even after I take for a few days!
If you need someone's password or you trying to hack into instagram,facebook, Gmail whatever it's name it.. send a dm to @Hackeverythingnow on Instagram he's the best and trustworthy hacker I've ever known. I can't believe my wife has been cheating on me all this whole time send @Hackeverythingnow a dm on instagram now and thank me later
This is hilarious.
I used to have the dating app on my Facebook menu I don’t know what went wrong but is not there anymore can someone tell me what went wrong and if I can get it back,thanks
Sammy I don't think you did anything wrong. It seems many people have had this same experience. I made a video "Where's Facebook Dating" with things you might try to troubleshoot this problem, available at ruclips.net/video/ritaWMtgrXY/видео.html . Hope this helps! - mario
I DONT LIKE NOTIFICATIONS... period!!!! I am single but not lonely..I’ll check when I have time please
Ok....
Anyone know how to get FB dating back if you accidentally deleted it?
I've got a whole video of strategies for people in your situation. ruclips.net/video/ritaWMtgrXY/видео.html - Mario
I deleted the app and now I want to reinstall it but I can't find. Any help?
The "app" is Facebook. With the Facebook app for mobile, it's available as a heart option to click on right next to your notification logo. - Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel yes I'm aware. I tried that and I don't even see the dating app. I was trying to see how to get it back
@@shellzhimself What country? What about if you log in on a friend's phone who has Facebook Dating on THEIR Facebook app? Could help you troubleshoot! Let me know! - Mario
You were deleted from the app because you're from a foreign country.
I wanna feature that tells me to a person ended a conversation without being fucking ghosted
Why does it bother you so much that someone you've NEVER MET BEFORE loses interest in you, and does not tell you when and why?? Seriously, have you thought out just how BRUTAL it would be if EVERY TIME you got rejected online that you found out not just when, but that WHY?? How many times could you handle being told someone thought negatively of you? Or that he/she found someone hotter, smarter, with better conversation, better qualities, made more money, lived closer, didn't have your baggage/history, etc...
You should be thankful to be ghosted compared to the alternatives ;)
The games of Love are tough, and at times painful, but WORTH IT. Stay positive. Don't sweat getting ghosted (as much). It takes practice, sure, but get better. The lesson will benefit you for a lifetime!
- Mario
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I'm very disappointed that I can't see the messages that I've sent to people so I can see their profile again
Hmm. Brian, they DO show in your inbox when you message someone. In order.
Here are two possible issues:
1) They unmatched you, or deactivated their account, and that's why you can't see their profile in your inbox.
2) You've sent so many messages you've gone above the Facebook Dating inbox. Last I checked, this was 100 conversations you could have in your inbox. If you go over, the newest messages just don't show at the top until you delete inbox conversations, or go to your settings to delete deactivated conversations (which makes space for updating newer conversations.
Hope that helps and thanks for visiting the channel. Be sure to subscribe because we always have more on the way!
- Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel Thank you for that information however when I open the Facebook dating section there's only three options on the top, Profile, liked you, and matches. Those are the only three buttons besides the settings button. I have no inbox button anywhere if I click on settings, it's not there if I scroll down, stories, events and common, groups in common, and secret crush buttons, once again no inbox button. Any help is appreciated, I can't delete messages if I can't even get at them. Thank you
Also when I go back to my Facebook notifications and I click on someone that liked me, it goes to a screen that says not feeling it? Also I have the updated version because it says it was updated yesterday.
I love your videos. They need to make it, on the website too. I admire you.
Thanks! I'm glad you appreciate the content ;) Agreed, they need to make it accessible on computer. It's Facebook, you know? I expected them to give us what WORKS from regular Facebook! The messaging system, and of course, accessibility via smartphone AND PC! - Mario
Up Your Dating Game Definitely, they need to fix that issue man.
#3 and #4 would explain my problem on Facebook Dating. Send a message to them and they don't respond.
Um....if women aren't responding to your messages, you should consider that your messaging isn't so good. Be honest, if I had you show me your messages, would you be embarrassed of your effort and quality, or could you stand behind solid messaging efforts?
- Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel all i said is hello. Nothing else.
@@markrodriguez9442 EXACTLY. It's not exactly a panty-dropping line, my friend. Be real. It requires NO THOUGHT, EFFORT, OR CREATIVITY.
You offered, NO VALUE. If she responds, you basically expect a better response than your message. But if you get a "hi" back...WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED? (HINT, NOTHING).
Your "hi" message has good intentions...but good intentions don't mean "good results." Women get TONS of messages, and you are not standing out for any good reasons.
Your Text Game is weak. And it's gonna keep you from getting the results you want.
- Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel oh okay. What can I try in sending a message?
@@markrodriguez9442 1) skip the small talk, it's unproductive 2) attempt to find something YOU want to talk about, and possibly it coincides with clues as to what the other person would appreciate, 3) Focus on Fun. If YOU think the convo attempt is fun and something YOU would appreciate and respond to, it's a pretty good sign. (Doesn't ensure they will love it or respond, but a good way to assess).
If your Text Game REALLY SUCKS, you can get input and advice what to say through our Love Life Helpline, available 24/7 and you can find it from our website.
- Mario
you can't even access it on iPads either which is A MOBILE DEVICE smh
The interpretation of "mobile" means phone. Facebook just does things their way a lot. But the app has gotten some updates and improvements. But who doesn't have Facebook, or a phone? Most singles do. - Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel well what i'm saying is an iPad is light and be taken anywhere and they make cellular iPads too. they should have facebook dating on iPads too and desktop site as well like you said
@@smashthings4fun Oh I get it. But Facebook is difficult, and does shit their own way....
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel i’m sure it’s available on iPod touch as well which i also consider a mobile device also iPods use iPhone apps so i’m sure it’s available on iPod touch
No luck on Facebook dating app sum woman on there just don't want to chat back or there rude or mean 🤔
Out of the tens of thousands of women...do you think everyone doesn't want to chat, is rude/mean...OR...that you could be playing the Online Dating Game without the best awareness of its rules and better strategies? Hint...I recommend you check out my "Online Dating 101" playlist. I've got you. - Mario
Hey can you help me pls
With...?
FB dating app... absolutely SUCKS, like all the other sites/apps. Honestly..its not the apps..it's PEOPLE. All Suck.
OR...your online dating skill sucks. Yeah, I'm pretty confident that's it, because you're the constant. You're in a real negative, delusional place about this. I already commented on your other bullshit you're spewing. I don't think you're a bad guy, but I think you need to get rid of these stupidass beliefs. "All people suck." Translation: "I SUCK." So far, the women you meet in real life and online agree with that. And though you want to change for YOU and not them...they're pretty good motivation to look in the mirror and address the negative and lesser version of yourself you've become. It's unattractive. And you're getting the results you qualify for and deserve.
- Mario
More opposition and to if their straight or gay
Not sure what you're trying to say. Can you rephrase it so we can all understand? Thanks! - Mario
@@TheGameOfLoveChannel better way to search
@@raytsakalas5381 Not sure about "more opposition" what that means, but you're saying (if I understand correctly) that you would appreciate if Facebook told you if they are straight or gay? It doesn't share that information (or ask for it). It just asks users to say whether they want to match with men, women, or both. But no, it doesn't tell YOU about everyone's sexuality. Which...I think is actually the right thing to do. - Mario