How to Search Profiles on RateMyBody
Looking through profiles can be a lot of fun or it could feel tedious and boring. It all depends on what sort of search features are available to you. RateMyBody features several different ways to search for singles.
Of course, like all dating sites, you have the standard search feature via the link found at the top of the page. The options for your search criteria is a lot more in depth than other sites you’ve viewed. For example, there are three different “criterias” you can search:
Personal Criteria - Your standard search where you look for singles based upon personal information such as: Gender, Sexuality, Age, Eye and Hair Color, Education etc.
Geographic Criteria - You can search for singles based upon their geographic location.
RMB Criteria - The RMB (RateMyBody) search feature allows you to search for members based on RMB specific things such as: Member name, Member rating, How long they’ve been a member, Photo verified profile etc.
If you want to skip the regular search, you can find people who have similar interests via the “Interests” link at the top of the page. When you click on it, you’ll find a list of 150 interest-related keywords that members use on their profiles. The #1 interest on the site is music, with 43,959 people interested in the topic.
Other interests include (with total interested singles): Sex - 29,023 people interested, Reading - 7,068 people interested, Family - 2171 people interested, Martial arts - 1,258 people interested.
Suppose you just want to get right to rating people. You can do this by going to the “Who’s Online” link (again, located at the top of the page) or the “Newest Bodies” link right under the site’s banner and you’ll be presented with a list of people who are currently online and some of their stats such as: Username, Rating, Age, Relationship status, Number of photos.
Members also have the ability to instant message people that you’re interested in, either by finding them through one of the search options or by visiting the forums. Every instant message you send and receive is saved, which can be useful if you need to recall details from your communication exchanges.
