Ugh, another dating app that thinks they can solve all our problems with their fancy AI tech
... honestly, I was super excited to try Three Day Rule when it first came out, but now that I've used it for a bit, I'm kinda meh. First off, the questions they ask are legit cool and all, but then you're left wondering why your matches look like they got filtered through a 90s boy band catalog
. And don't even get me started on how basic everyone seems to be. The whole "Christian wants kids ASAP" vibe is straight out of a bad dating app nightmare
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But what really gets my goat is how the algorithm seems to prioritize certain... let's call them "attributes". Like, I'm not sure why sunglasses are suddenly so important
, but if you're rocking a certain pair, you're basically guaranteed a date. And those who actually drive Cybertrucks? Forget about it, they're off-limits
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I guess what I'm saying is, TDR has some good ideas, but they need to work on the execution. More diversity options would be a major win for me
, and don't even get me started on customization. It's like they want you to blend in with the crowd rather than stand out as an individual
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For now, I'm gonna stick to my trusty old Bumble, but it'll be interesting to see how TDR evolves
.
anyway i think the real issue here is that they need to get rid of those Sunglasses filters and focus on actual personality traits 
molly's right tho, diversity is key - it'd be cool if they could cater to actual people's interests instead of just whatever's trending on tiktok. also, who needs 23 yrs old matches?