I think the ending is kind of insightful, and somewhat vindicating for me (or just wishful thinking on my part). All of my dating experience has been within my friends pool (this includes random people I meet through friends, at parties, etc)... and I can't imagine doing it any other way. I can't imagine selecting someone simply based on their looks and asking them out knowing little to nothing about them, and I find that meeting people via common interests and networks is pretty awesome.
It's kind of vindicating that the only woman in the story who was successful at her task was the one who actually shared something in common with the guy, took the time to connect on that commonality, instead of merely picking out the hottest people in a crowd and trying to woo them.
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I think the ending is kind of insightful, and somewhat vindicating for me (or just wishful thinking on my part). All of my dating experience has been within my friends pool (this includes random people I meet through friends, at parties, etc)... and I can't imagine doing it any other way. I can't imagine selecting someone simply based on their looks and asking them out knowing little to nothing about them, and I find that meeting people via common interests and networks is pretty awesome.
It's kind of vindicating that the only woman in the story who was successful at her task was the one who actually shared something in common with the guy, took the time to connect on that commonality, instead of merely picking out the hottest people in a crowd and trying to woo them.