Logan Urie

So for example, I met this woman a few years ago who told me that she saw her now husband on an app and all of his pictures were from Burning Man.

And she was like, well- Red flag, red flag, red flag.

She's like, I don't go to Burning Man, so I'm not interested in him.

Then she happened to meet him at a party through a friend.

And he's like, oh yeah, I went to Burning Man once.

I just put those up there because those were the only photos that I had.

And so he didn't understand that your profile is basically your billboard telling people who you are.

And so when your friends look at your profile, does it represent who you are?

And I found it often doesn't.

I say, the person in front of me is a beautiful, vibrant, three-dimensional person with a lot of different characteristics.

The profile you're showing me just talks about anime.

Cool, you like anime.

We'll find you somebody who likes anime, but can you tell me other things on your profile?

And so really using that limited space to tell your story, show people who you are, talk about what you're like, what you're looking for, and what dating you might be like, and really help us understand who you are.

First, I want to commend Yuna for asking this question, especially in her 20s.

I think a lot of people ask this question either way too late or not at all.

So I call this moving from the prom date mentality to the life partner mentality.

So what makes a good prom date?

They look cute in pictures.

You want to dance the night away with them.