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"One of my friends recently cancelled her eHarmony membership for a lovely reason. She met a great guy through the site and now the two are in a fantastic relationship! When she closed her eHarmony account, she was asked to fill out an online questionnaire about her experience. After indicating that the reason she was ending her membership, she was asked if she&amp;amp;#8217;d consider filming a &amp;amp;#8220;success story&amp;amp;#8221; commercial. You&amp;amp;#8217;ve all seen these, yes? If not, have a gander at the cute couple below: My friend is on the shy side so she said she was not interested. However, when her boyfriend filled out the same questionnaire when he closed his eHarmony account, he indicated he would be up for sharing their love story. It sounds like success story question is standard when people end their eHarmony memberships after finding a partner. They both shared a giggle about everything and decided that they&amp;amp;#8217;d keep their relationship off the airwaves. What about you, sweet readers? If you found love through a dating site, would you consider participating in a success story commercial? Or is that sort of thing not your style? Play a few rounds of the dating game with these fun stories! * In Defense of Opening Up the Ex-Files: 6 Reasons Why Talking About Your Exes Isn&amp;#x27;t a Bad Idea * Nothing Says Happy Holidays Like a Threesome. Wait, What?! * Reader Dilemma: Did My Joke Kill My Relationship? Photo: Jupiter Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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