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Online ‘ethical dating’ for eco-warriors

Published Wednesday, 29th October 2008

Ethical singletons of the world rejoice, there is now an online dating destination where you can find your vegan activist life partner.

Ethicalsingles.com has been designed for people who want to help to make a better world find each other.

While Greenbang’s ‘dance card’ is currently full she did sign up just to check out what was on offer and was not disappointed. Naturally the site is geared towards the eco-warrior with menus where you can define your favourite areas of activism, whether you’re interested in astrology or alternative healing and where exactly you sit on the vegetarian – carnivore scale.

On a good note there seemed to be a lot more sensitive souls than on your regular dating site (not that I’d know anything about that).

To explore further check it out here.

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