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Topic	I wonder if I exhaust tinder and bumble everyday if I'll eventually find a match
haloiscoolisbak 01/07/25 6:18:52 PM #100:	NoxObscuras posted... Honestly, my approach was the same across all apps. Start a conversation based on something that stood out to me on her profile. And that worked well for me. Nothing says you have to start with "hey" on Tinder. I think why Tinder has lower match rate for men is that it's primarily used for hookups, so looks are favored far more heavily. And Tinder's gender ratio is more skewed than other apps. It's something like 25% women now. While Hinge is still around 39% women Ah okay, I didn't know about that stat. It's a significant difference On several profiles I matched with on tinder, there was like a one line bio, often giving off "I'm too good to be here, don't talk to me" energy lol, as BSP may have been alluding to. This was around 2018/2019, when I switched to hinge and never looked back On tinder, for me, it was either "hey" or a hamfisted compliment about their physical appearance, or simply "how was your day?" On hinge, some of the prompts give way more opportunity for conversation starters i think. People talk about their hobbies, interests, dating preferences etc --- Started from the bottom now we here <cite>haloiscoolisbak posted [p:983577384] in I wonder i... [t:80910181]...</cite> <quote>NoxObscuras posted... </cite><quote>Honestly, my approach was the same across all apps. Start a conversation based on something that stood out to me on her profile. And that worked well for me. Nothing says you have to start with "hey" on Tinder.I think why Tinder has lower match rate for men is that it's primarily used for hookups, so looks are favored far more heavily. And Tinder's gender ratio is more skewed than other apps. It's something like 25% women now. While Hinge is still around 39% women</quote>Ah okay, I didn't know about that stat. It's a significant difference On several profiles I matched with on tinder, there was like a one line bio, often giving off "I'm too good to be here, don't talk to me" energy lol, as BSP may have been alluding to. This was around 2018/2019, when I switched to hinge and never looked back On tinder, for me, it was either "hey" or a hamfisted compliment about their physical appearance, or simply "how was your day?"On hinge, some of the prompts give way more opportunity for conversation starters i think. People talk about their hobbies, interests, dating preferences etc --- Started from the bottom now we here</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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