Maybe it's different where you live, but Bumble is dead over here. It IS the better one out of the two if Bumble is popular over there, however, you can navigate Tinder effectively regardless if you know how to make your intentions known.
I agree, it is like that for me at least. I got almost no likes and didn't match with a single woman when stating that I was not looking for a Hookup but a serious relationship. I imagine stating that I'm religious would decrease the chances even more. I mainly tried Tinder.
They are convenient. When your job/friend group/hobbies do not bring in anyone you could be interested in, you might as well try them out. Nobody here is saying that they are ideal, but pretending as if people don't find significant others there is retarded.
yeah, that's a good point. now that you say that I actually recall hearing this said. i haven't paid anything for either of them so far, but they're definitely asking me to all the time.
Yeah, maybe I guess.
They aren't convenient when you have to spend 30 minutes swiping to keep your "relevance" up (a stat of your profile tracked by the app to push you to more people) and the only alternative is to pay money. And finding your soulmate is a needle in a hay stack when the seemingly majority of accounts you're swiping through are either OF thots advertising their socials or scammers.
You say that as if the only alternative is going on blind dates. God forbid you go out to social activities and get a feel for someone in a friendly setting before developing an interest.
I'm not arguing anecdotes, the apps are designed to make the average person fail so they pay up for what they perceive will be a better chance.
99.9999999875% of women out there in the world won't be your soulmate either. Apps slightly up your chances, as do all other activities.
It's genuinely a matter of faith and devotion, if you're not devoted you're not going to be able to maintain it
That's a pretty direct "I'd rather have a stable, committed relationship with you"
Highlight the text you want to quote, there should be a little transparent popup with "quote" and "reply"
Might be worth asking here
This has kind of a bad rap about it. I've seen women label it a "manipulator" scent (if you care about such a thing). Either way, I agree with @Big Miss Steak in it being dull and uninspired atp.
Smoking is gay. The first one is classy, the second one is cool, and the third one is ugly as fuck.
I find cigarette smoking to be mildly repulsive. But the cases on the top row are the least ostentatious so I'd look at those.
If a man can keep it clean and conditioned, then most women probably wouldn't mind. I think the full santa/wizard beards are less likely to be admired though than something like a short boxed beard or stubble, just for the sake of cleanliness and not looking disheveled. Completely shaven is reserved for those with a pronounced jawline.
