It's much easier for twenty-somethings to connect on real life than for fifty-and-up-somethings. Our generation is more sure about what we DON'T want, too.

So far it looks like you're right about the age range not being favorable to the 20s. Time to share agnostic with some of your friends online

I know circumstances & geography varies, but I would think folk in their 20's wouldn't need a 'dating site' as much as perhaps us older folk would.

No vote, if you don't like the company.... door is open, return when you feel you belong.

just turned 26 last month. you're not alone

50s. Yea.

If the internet existed when I was your age, I would have been on it.

I think most youngins have not been confronted enough with bullshit that they have started questioning its validity.
I just ignored the in-laws' church silliness. The wife didn't really seem to care.
I came form a non-sunday-go-to-meeting family. So, i did not go.
I did have a couple of confrontations with a couple of the more addled. But,...

Since then, i have been blessed with a life not immersed in stupid. Even those around us that attend church do not proselytize.

Things will change. It just takes time.

I hated clicking that 50s button.

Looks like a lot of Gen Xers (like myself) in here. Yay for the disgruntled generation!

I too have noticed a lack of younger folks. Any ideas why that might be?

I remember most of my 20's.
Even the stuff I wish I wouldnt.