<human>: Recently I met a really nice guy on match.com and we started going on a few dates over the past month. It's just been very chill and laid-back, and while I think he's a stand-up guy, I'm absolutely not attracted to him in the least. We barely have anything in common, and one of my top requirements for a guy is his sense of humour. I like people who have a dry, slightly self-deprecating sense of humour, and he is the complete opposite of that. Quite often, we don't get each other's jokes and it sometimes becomes awkward.

Although I know we're not suitable for each other, he seems to like me and keeps setting up dates. While I'm considering the best way to tell him that I find us really incompatible, I've realised that this guy is REALLY compatible with one of my good friends.

* They both are divorced and their exes both cheated on them

* The guy really loves and wants kids, but I am 100% sure I don't want any at all, I made this decision a decade ago. My friend already has a kid.

* They both have a very similar sense of humour. 

* They both come from the same cultural and religious background.

The problem is, I'm not sure how to let this guy down, and at the same time, suggest that my friend might be a more suitable match for him? I know she does intend to date again so there is the possibility of setting them up, but I'm not sure about the most diplomatic way to go about this. Help, Reddit?

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<bot>: I think the guy I've gone on a few dates with is way more suitable for my friend, but I have no idea how to break things off with him AND set them up together. Help?