When did we stop thinking of others
as human?
When did we become commodities to
browse through as we shop,
items and products marketing ourselves
in the hope for an end to our loneliness?
Requested specifications include:
height, and
skin color, and
hair color, and
gender, and
sexual preference, and
location, and
so on, and
so forth, and
so what?
Qualify yourself to ensure quality,
judge others based on the
information provided and hope for
accuracy that cannot be assured.
Throw up defenses, obstacles, hurdles
to weed out the
undeserving. The elation of a match,
pulsing adrenaline and
released butterflies at the
prospect of a possible connection.
Happily ever after is
at your fingertips;
swipe to select
your next conquest
today!
by Erik Shinker
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Thank you for sharing and letting me know!
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Perspicacious indeed. Love it.
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Blame the algorithms for it. All your information is reduced to a bunch of 0 and 1’s to win the quest of getting the perfect match. I find it hilarious that these sites proudly shout about the successful matches they made or the number of weddings but there is no data on the number of heartbreaks or divorces.
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