AlexAP
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Parship is a German dating app. The users who sign up don't have profile pics, they just have to answer many questions about themselves (of course, they can send pics after they matched). The users can't swipe on each other, users are matched by the app based on algorithms that predict compatibility. And, users have to pay about 45 euros (50 dollars) every month to stay in the app.
So, it's basically an app that is designed for relationships, not hookups. Guess what? The users are 55% female and 45% male. This is very uncommon for dating apps, as Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OkCupid, etc. have always at least 70-80% male users.
The fact that 55% of the users of this relationship-based dating app are female (and there are millions of users) show that women clearly favor relationships over hookups. They are ready to pay a lot of money to be matched by an algorithm with a person that they can't see before.
There is actually another app that is similar to Parship, called Elitepartner, and this app has more female than male users too. This stats show: It's very difficult for men to get hookups, but very easy for women. But when it comes to relationships, the chances are more equally for both genders.
So, it's basically an app that is designed for relationships, not hookups. Guess what? The users are 55% female and 45% male. This is very uncommon for dating apps, as Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OkCupid, etc. have always at least 70-80% male users.
The fact that 55% of the users of this relationship-based dating app are female (and there are millions of users) show that women clearly favor relationships over hookups. They are ready to pay a lot of money to be matched by an algorithm with a person that they can't see before.
There is actually another app that is similar to Parship, called Elitepartner, and this app has more female than male users too. This stats show: It's very difficult for men to get hookups, but very easy for women. But when it comes to relationships, the chances are more equally for both genders.
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