I asked my colleagues to take over my online love life
 

I asked my colleagues to take over my online love life
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LONDON — A few weeks back, while out with some colleagues, a **tification flashed up on my phone's screen. I had a new Tinder match. Disinterested, I stowed my phone and looked up to see my colleague Maya's eyes glimmering with excitement. Bemused, I handed her my phone so she could take over my Tinder and Bumble.

Up until **w, my foray into the realm of online dating had been **thing short of a disappointment.

You swipe right. It's a match. You say hi. They say hi. Then... silence. It's over before it's even begun. And, you're back where you started.

It's **t about lack of opportunity, for me. When matches abound, "meeting" people is ** longer the problem. The challenge lies in sustaining the limited attention span of a match, or even getting an initial response. * Read more...


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