I actually wonder how many people use online dating sites, and even then this is quite natural.
You are most likely to find a compatible partner from a group of people similar to you, having a partner with a similar level of intelligence, interests, and world views is quite important as marriage is no longer seen as some right of passage and a baby factory.<p>Yes if you use some specific dating site for ivy league alumni you are lowering your selection pool but it&#x27;s not that different from that service that matches 11 out of 10 on the hotness scale super models with rich men.<p>If you use a normal dating site the overall selection you&#x27;ll get will be quite more substantial than 20 even if you filter the heck out of it I&#x27;ll assume, but still It will most likely not match a maid with a banker.
But there is nothing that stops it from matching a school teacher, a doctor that spent his or her life volunteering in Africa instead of getting rich in an LA private practice or a summa cum laude lawyer that decided to become a public defender instead of getting the likes of BP out of trouble.<p>Rich people tend to marry other rich people, attractive people tend to marry other attractive people, people in general tend to marry people who resemble them.
Should we also run a piece about how attractive successful men marrying attractive successful women is now considered sexist?