“I think people are embarrassed they were looking for love,” dating expert Talia Koren told The Post, even if dressing up and going out on the prowl IRL is just as intentional. Sidney (right) and Mike Lee met on Tinder. And yet, some people are still reluctant to admit that they signed up to find a significant other. In today’s digital age, most couples meet online and a recent report found that the majority of users (63%) created a dating profile with the intention to start a serious relationship and 31% logged in hoping to meet their future spouse. “I feel like it would have led to conversations we weren’t comfortable having.” “I wasn’t gonna be like, ‘Hey, he was supposed to be a one-night stand, but we ended up dating and now we’re getting married after three months,’ ” Sidney told The Post with a laugh. That’s when, as the vague story goes, Mike, 30, approached Sidney, 26, and asked to buy her a drink.īut in reality, the couple had actually first spotted each other while swiping right on Tinder. Their nearest and dearest think the couple first locked eyes at a bar in Manhattan.
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