I have seen an add for e-something-e E chemistry? E Harmony? whatever, its not the point. This commercial shows a bevy of slightly odd, but not psycho odd women on a date with this guy (the blonde talks about magic of some such nonsense.) The commercial goes on to say if the guy had used their service he would have gotten a much better date. I don't know if one service is better than another, but I can lay money that if it was an actual guy, he would have nailed all of those lesser chicks. Guys rule!
Another thing on dating sites is a radio ad I have heard a few times. They have a Woman and a Man talking about the service. The woman goes on and on about how she has looked for men on other sites, and what she is looking for in a man, and how she once did a whole truckfull of men in one night (ok, I threw that in to see if you were still reading.) Meanwhile, the guy talks about how he is looking for a person, and how he wants to me the right person, and how he likes the person he has met.
Notice the difference here? I think Jane is having problems because the guys she is dating are bi-sexual. And lets face it, if you are a bi-sexual woman you are awesome, if you are a bi-sexual guy, you're just gay and affraid to fully come out so you want to leave one foot in.
Why can't the guy just say he is looking for a woman? Are they really trying to save the money so they can reuse the audio for a homosexual version of the commercial? Or do they figure their target audience is only Women and Homosexual men, straight men dont go on there?
I don't know the answer myself, but I'm still rooting for the first guy, who is probably still banging chicks from the "wrong" site while he persues a deep meaningful relationship with ms right redhead who wont put out.