1 week ago
Dating App CEO Highlights Unusual No-Tattoo Marriage Preference
A man using a matchmaking service had a very specific request.
He did not want to marry someone who had a tattoo.
Jasveer Singh, who runs Knot Dating, shared the story online.
Singh said people commonly ask about things like height, salary, education and jobs.
He found the tattoo request unusual.
He also wondered how the service could check every person for tattoos.
Some people online said the preference was fair.
Others thought people should discuss such matters directly instead of adding more filters.
Jasveer Singh, CEO of Knot Dating, shared a premium member’s unusual matchmaking request.
The man said he did not want to marry anyone with a tattoo.
Singh said height, salary, appearance, education and profession are more common matchmaking requirements.
He questioned how a tattoo preference could be added to the platform’s filters.
Users debated whether the preference was reasonable or should be discussed directly by prospective partners.
- Who
- Jasveer Singh, co-founder and CEO of Knot Dating, shared a premium member’s request.
- What
- A man requested not to be matched with or marry anyone who has a tattoo.
- Where
- When
- Why
- The man considered tattoos an important condition for choosing a marriage partner.
Discuss Preferences Directly
Include the Preference
Should tattoo preferences become a matchmaking filter?
Discuss Preferences Directly
Some users said such preferences should be discussed directly between prospective partners rather than added as platform fields.
Include the Preference
Other users considered the man’s request a fair personal preference.
Adding more profile requirements
Discuss Preferences Directly
One user warned that there would be no end to adding new fields.
Include the Preference
Another user said demands keep evolving, suggesting changing preferences may be part of matchmaking.
Key facts
- Person sharing the story
- Jasveer Singh
- Company
- Knot Dating
- Member status
- The man was a premium member.
- Unusual preference
- He did not want to marry anyone with a tattoo.
- Common requirements mentioned
- Height, salary, colour, education and profession.
- Platform challenge
- Singh questioned how tattoo status could be used as a matchmaking filter.
- Online reaction
- Users disagreed over whether the preference was fair or should be discussed directly.
Quotes
An unnamed social-media user
User responding to Singh’s social-media post
“I was just thinking, how do you even filter out the tattoo part? You cannot create another filter and start asking everyone, 'Do you have a tattoo or not?'”
NDTV
“And he was very clear. He doesn't want to marry anyone who has a tattoo. I have heard all kinds of requirements, but this one was new for me”
NDTV
Sources
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