Dating apps turn romance into pen-pal exchanges with strangers picked by algorithms. A matchmaker service cuts out the apps entirely, vetting candidates and handling all logistics so you just show up and meet someone in person.
The harsh reality is that sometimes it can feel very pen pal-ish. It can feel very much so like you're talking and dating a screen, not dating a person. So just going back to your question, Suzanne Noble Noble, that's why a lot of people go to a matchmaker, because we eliminate all that time for you so that all you can do is sit back, relax, and I will either text you, I'll email you some potential candidates, and then if you would like to go on a date with them, I set up the date myself. I'll set up the date, the time, the location. All you would have to do is just show up, get to know the person in front of you. The next day I follow up with you to see how the take one. It's very organic, back to the basics. There's no app, there's no login, no algorithm. It's basically a human connection white glove service.
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