You have to admit it's fun; the fact that you are, for once, allowed to judge people by their looks or your shallow first impressions is exhilarating.However, to be fair, I have met some wonderful guys online and wasn't completely creeped out by them. We have been slowly removing the need for face to face interaction in almost every aspect of our lives, to the point that we don't need it. I just included this because the answer is hell yes!

If you didn’t have to worry about money or a job, where would you live in the world? What was the last book that you got so absorbed in that you couldn’t put it down?

She played along and pushed right back and they’ve already got a first date lined up. “He was so lively and engaging that I sort of had no choice but to come back with something equally witty and creative.” “So by him writing something playful and interesting to you, he actually brought out a more playful and interesting side of you? Wouldn’t it stand to reason that if you took the time to write something interesting and creative back to these guys, you might discover that they actually have a personality?

I asked this client what made this email exchange different from the other exchanges. I mean, from the majority of your emails, you sound really boring, too.

Social media redefined friendship, You Tube redefined learning and now dating apps are redefining, well, dating. Nothing is more annoying than always being optimistic … See, that's why you should be asking these questions.

Despite the clear ridiculousness of dating apps, there is one aspect that could be helpful in your actual dating life. When you get into your 20s, this question becomes more and more important.