These questions are terrible. A few of the most obvious problems:

• Most of these questions are required, so a user who does not want to or is unable to fill them out cannot create an account.

• A city is required. If someone doesn't live in a city, they cannot proceed. If someone travels frequently and effectively lives in two or more cities, there is no way for them to indicate this. If someone is interested in a long-distance relationship, there is no way for them to indicate this.

• The "gender" question includes "trans" as an option. That's not how any of this works. "Trans" means someone whose gender identity does not match their biological sex. It is not itself a gender.

• The "interested in" field allows the options of "male", "female", "non-binary", "trans-female", and "trans-male". I once again refer you to "not how any of this works". Taking this literally two of the answers are pointless, since "trans-X" is a strict subset of "X". The implication is that "X" means "cis X", but why not just say that? This is both transmisic and super ambiguous, for no apparent benefit. Additionally, "non-binary" makes little sense to include along with cis vs. trans options, since which biological sex a nonbinary person is could matter very strongly to a potential partner, just like it could for a binary person.

• "Polyamorous" and "open relationship" are presented as different things, with no explanation of how they're different.

• The minimum age for a partner is 18, excluding anyone under 18 who's looking for a relationship.

• It's unspecified whether the "twitter" field accepts a URL or a @username. (Also it's called "X" now.)

• "Political beliefs" include "pause AI" as an option on par with "liberal" and "conservative". It also includes an "other" option without any way to fill in what that means, which seems rather useless.

• "Height" must be entered in feet and inches, no other units allowed.

• "Highest completed education level" requires "high school" as a minimum, excluding anyone who didn't complete high school.

• There is no way to enter a general bio for your profile, only freeform answers to very specific questions chosen by the site creators, such as "what is a conspiracy theory you believe in?"