WATERLOO — When Karin Lie had been matched along with her partner back she was stunned by how compatible they were february. One date converted into two, and two changed into three.

“I happened to be extremely impressed,” the psychology that is fourth-year stated. “We did go along well.”

Though the two broke from the relationship because of the pandemic that is COVID-19 Lie nevertheless harbours good emotions. As soon as she was prepared, she utilized the exact same relationship solution once again.

The catch? Lie didn’t fulfill her match on Tinder — or some of the dating apps which have actually soared in appeal during the last 5 years.

Alternatively, they met through the Aphrodite venture, a matchmaking solution for University of Waterloo pupils.

The Aphrodite Project could be the brainchild of Aiden minimal and Denise Yeo, whom began it once they had been both third-year change pupils through the nationwide University of Singapore.