Professional Matchmakers
Posted by searching in ca on 12/31/2011 at 1:59 PM
Has anyone used the services of a professional matchmaker? Perhaps someone used to working with people with disabilities or vision loss?
I'm in my late twenties and getting nervous and meeting that special someone. However, I'm nervous about using a dating site and would like to be discreet.
any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
There are currently 5 replies
Re:Professional Matchmakers
Posted by bbwc56 on 1/4/2012 at 9:55 AMhi. I have used eharmony in the past. for my own purposes, i was up front in my profile regarding my blindness in an effort to weed out the people who lend weight to such a thing in determining their compatibility needs. Don't rush or get nervous, that will def cost you.
Best of luck.
Mike
Re:Professional Matchmakers
Posted by searching in ca on 1/4/2012 at 5:11 PMThanks Mike.
Were there any concerns you encountered with the online dating resource? Has it been a positive experience?
Re:Professional Matchmakers
Posted by squideye on 1/4/2012 at 8:36 PMHi Chris,
I am a man in his mid forties(as I will be for about the next 8 years or so LOL). I have had one blind eye since I was 17(Head injury - motorcycle wreck). Even with a diss-ability such as ours you can still have rich and rewarding social life. Just make sure you are a like-able person. People will still be attracted to you.
Good luck,
Danny
Re:Professional Matchmakers
Posted by squideye on 1/4/2012 at 8:49 PMHi Chris,
Just to clarify my last response... Just enjoy life and you won't need a dating service.
Danny
Re:Professional Matchmakers
Posted by bbwc56 on 1/9/2012 at 3:38 PMhi; i did have a positive experience. just answer the profile questions honestly no matter what, and be mindful of the people you correspond with. Unfortunately, there are a small percentage of people out there who try and scam money from online daters. generally, they will write with very poor english/grammar, and speak of love and marriage, and how they have "fallen so quickly" for you over others. they also usually describe themselves as looking like models. LOL
ehoarmony, and match.com seem to do a better job of weeding these scam artists out of their sites.
best of luck!
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