Netflix has a dating app on their site.
And I guess this is really where we're at anyways right? I mean most everyone is really pretty much the same, we are all of us just borderline crazy and some of us fully fledged. We do essentially the same sorts of things with ourselves all day long. So I guess other then hottness, a pretty good indication of who you'd like to be with would be someone who you won't argue endlessly with about which movie you want to watch.
It might be shallow to think in these terms but really why? Why are we so important as to not care about things like this?
I have a very good convenience in my relationship in that we both tend to think the same awesome things are awesome, minor discrepancies. It's the longest relationship I've been in and I have to wonder, if we were polar opposites in the entertainment area would we have lasted this long? I say this because we watch a lot of TV, and read books and talk about them, and listen to music together, I think most all couples have this. And so after you've been with someone for so long and know so much about them, then doesn't it just come down to the question: Can we agree on what sucks and whats awesome?
We like people, we like good looking people, people who are funny. But I really think more than any of that, we just like people who like the things we like. Where does this come from? Outside of the practical matter of sharing the experience together, why do we enjoy sharing things with people and watching them enjoy it? I mean if it's something we didn't really have a hand in making. Is it a self affirmation thing, like if you like the band that I like then my opinion matters and is valid because it's shared?
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