43: Figs
Hello, internet friends! I really don’t have much to say today, so here is an email that looks like my blog over on tumblr.1 (Hehe. A face palm in a dating app. Maybe a date palm? (I’m so, so sorry.)) Talking about Tumblr and Tinder: apps/websites whose main purpose is to meet people in a […]
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Hello, internet friends!
I really don’t have much to say today, so here is an email that looks like my blog over on tumblr.1
(Hehe. A face palm in a dating app. Maybe a date palm? (I’m so, so sorry.))
Talking about Tumblr and Tinder: apps/websites whose main purpose is to meet people in a dating situation don’t really work for me. Neither those where I have to write something smart or where I have to present myself with photos. Not only because I am not very good at selling myself this way but also because it’s not the way I think of potential future partners.
What I’d really like would be a dating platform that just links to people’s Tumblr and/or Twitter account. It’s really more interesting to see what people (re-)blog or tweet than to read the hundredth variation of “I like to travel2 and do sports3, my favorite band is Coldplay, I like to go crazy4 and please only write to me if you read all of this.”
I rather see someone post a picture like this and have an instant connection through the shared interests in coffee and Twin Peaks.
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Have a nice day. It’s a public holiday here tomorrow, so: yay!
Dominik
- I still can’t get myself to say: “That looks like my tumblr.” ↩
- But not too much. It’s nice at home, too. ↩
- But not too much. Maybe a bit of jogging. And it’s only because I feel pressured by society to do it, really. But here we go: I like to do sports! ↩
- But not too much. I’m in my late 20s now. But still, you know. Have a drink outside. ↩