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The aim of PARSHIP's matching process is to bring together people who are compatible on a deep level. Perhaps your first and most important step as you screen potential partners is to check the compatibility score (CS), expressed as a percentage on each partner profile. In all likelihood, you will see a wide range of different scores as you scroll through your list of recommended partners, but every one of your PARSHIP matches has a profile which suggests genuine compatibility with you.
On PARSHIP, as on other dating services, you set search criteria, and these are another key element of the screening process. You should be ready to show some flexibility when it comes to criteria such as height and age … Is it really worth missing out on someone whose personality and values are deeply compatible with yours, just because they are a little shorter or a little older than the ideal partner you have in your head? When it comes to location, distance is more of a challenge for some people than it is for others … Could you deal with a long-distance relationship? Whether a potential partner has children is obviously a major consideration – but it is worth checking whether those children are still of school age or are already making independent lives.
The ‘About me’ page will obviously help you find out more about each of your recommended partners. If their ‘About me’ page is empty, though, don’t just navigate away … Why not contact the person with some interesting questions?
How you communicate with your recommended partners is, of course, an essential indicator of how well matched you are. It is a vital stage of screening, but remember that the way someone writes is not necessarily 100% representative of the way they are. Before you decide to meet up with one of your recommended partners, you will probably want to talk on the phone. In the end, it will be on the first date – another very important stage of the screening process – that you really assess whether someone could the right person for you.