vs. apps built for people who've only lived in one place
Most dating apps assume you grew up somewhere, your parents are from there too, and that's your whole story. Oh My Person is built around the opposite assumption - that where you grew up, where your parents are from, and what you speak might all be different answers, and that matters for who you'll actually click with.
Yes - Oh My Person lets you filter for the countries your parents are from, the countries you grew up in, and the languages you speak, alongside an AI interview that matches on shared values rather than a bio.
Someone who spent a significant part of their developmental years in a culture (or cultures) outside their parents' culture - often growing up in one or more countries different from where their parents are from, and different again from where they currently live.
Not everyone does, and this app doesn't require it - but plenty of TCKs describe a shorthand with other TCKs around questions like "where are you from" and the feeling of belonging everywhere and nowhere, which is worth being able to filter for if it matters to you.
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