This is a reposting of our Chemistry.com article. We have had several recent comments and thought it was a good idea to bring some issues to your attention.
Mandi and I appreciate comments and emails from readers. We sincerely try to provide help and guidance in the online dating arena, and when someone spends the time to write a well-written email like this that has a strong opinion of a site, we feel it’s in your best interests to print it.
You can’t get this directly from their site, but Chemistry.com has the following offer:
Three months for the price of one on Chemistry.com! You save more than 50%!
Since that’s a really good deal, I updated my profile yesterday, and they have since come up with 5 matches and 2 other guys that are interested in me. So I’m going to join today and see what happens. Sigh.
Chemistry.com is not as wide open as Match.com, although they are affiliated. On Chemistry.com you take a personality test, and they match you with others. No trolling through profiles or having hundreds of creepy guys perusing yours.
One of the reasons I like online dating is the somewhat more anonymous nature. Rejection is easier – because you never have to see that person again.
What happens when you come across a profile of someone you know from OUTSIDE the online dating world?
Do you
Chemistry.com has a great Olympics deal going on right now – 3 months for the price of 1!
This online dating site started as an offshoot of Match.com, with a different focus. On Chemistry.com, you take a fun test where you pick men (or women) that you find attractive. They then try to match you up with the types of people that match what you initially were drawn to. When you log in you’re presented with photos and profiles of these people, and you can indicate whether or not you feel you