eHarmony now provides online matchmaking services for same sex couples through the site "Compatible Partners."

Creation of the site was required as part of a settlement stemming from a 2005 complaint. New Jersey resident Eric McKinley filed a complaint after he signed up for eHarmony and then realized there was no option for relationships for same-sex couples.FOX News: eHarmony to Provide Gay Dating Service After Lawsuit (November 20, 2008)

"I say we should all boycott the new homo eHarmony product. Compatible Partners? They may as well have called it "The judge made us accept you fags, but we still think you're going to hell." -- Gay Socialites.comGay Socialites: eHarmony to enter gay market after lawsuit settlement (November 22, 2008)

"Never mind that it was started in order to provide long-lasting relationships based on Christian values - heterosexual only, for the purposes of marriage (not casual flings)." -- Scott Hong, blog "Burning Hot"Burning Hot: Militant Heterosexuals Sue Gay.com to Force it to Offer Content For Straights (NOT) (November 21, 2008)