Singles are growing increasingly disenchanted with dating apps, and those with the means are turning to matchmakers. But with such an investment — oftentimes thousands of dollars, which is way more than Tinder Gold — there’s a lot at stake.
Matchmaker Sameera Sullivan told Mashable she’s been a matchmaker in the U.S. for almost 15 years now, first at an international agency (though she didn’t name which one) and then striking out on her own. Previously, she worked as a recruiter in the aerospace and defense industry, and then was recruited herself to be a matchmaker. Before matchmaking, she would always coach and help friends.
What ‘Materialists’ got wrong (and right), according to matchmakers
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