Dating apps - a modern way now. The media coverage of "when the days are not going well" took individual events and made it a habit, so the chances of meeting someone in a bar and starting something new are now very slim.
Dating apps make dating safer and easier. The Fun part is that choice is all yours, meaning if you like them or no, it's on you. It's like buying your soulmate, you get all the options. They are all different in their own way, but many are the same in many ways too.
I've been dating apps for over a year, I have had my degree of success, but now I'm just using them to look at people and have fun - yes, of course, entertainment! I use More Fish, Tinder and Bumble. Let's explain a little first:
• Bulk Fish - this is the most complex of the three. It includes a lot of information about you, likes and dislikes, likes and dislikes, there are even "Chemistry tests" to be completed to match (though I will still see a profile with this completed). Then add your own photos, hoping to attract that one person, and write a detailed description of "About Me". You are shown pictures of similar matches in your area and when you click on it, you are taken to their profile. Then there is the vast amount of information that allows you to decide if you are communicating or not. Bulk Fish also has a "Meet Me" section, which is a quick swipe where you decide on a single image whether you would like to meet someone - yet this is a paid category and so no one uses it!
• Tinder - this is a popular dating app, where users swipe left or right depending on whether they like the look of the person in the picture. The right one is yes, the left one is no. Tinder lets you view all of their profile pictures, which can be between 1 and 8 photos. If you like the look of a person and want to learn more, you can tap down the image for a description - some people use it and others do not. When a match occurs, the obligation is usually a male first contact
• Last one is "Bumble" - this dating app is similar to Tinder, but in a different way. In bumble, the user scans the page to view the viewer's profile and additional photos, but like Tinder swipe left or right depending on whether that person is attracted. Unlike Tinder, when the game comes up, the onus depends on the woman to make the first move, in fact the man can't send the first message and the lady has just 24 hours to send that first message. If you really like your game, you can use the function to extend those 24 to 48 hours.
It all sounds very complicated, but it is not. I found that the best "quality" ladies use Bumble, and then tinder, under a lot of Bumble users. Bumble users tend to be professionals who enjoy "the best things in life and the movement of the world", bumble users are less likely to become professionals and enjoy more "watching TV, going to the bar and family time".
I decided to write this, with the intention of exposing, from a male perspective, why women in these apps are unattractive, no matter how they may look. I also want to point out where women have incorrect information, when it comes to male users of these apps. I know some men do not read the definition of hard work and just look at the look, but there are many female users who do the same thing exactly.
PROFESSIONAL DESCRIPTION
Let's take a look at how a profile looks when read.
There are many ways profiles are written and most are very poorly constructed, some are funny and some are very sensitive and cleverly compiled.
By "badly constructed", I mean they are a constant diatribe of why a user is hacked by dating apps in general and what might be a good match that should not be done, should not say in the original message and be very strong. A description of what they should look like! They use phrases such as "just run" when the user wants something special such as "one-night stand", "short supermodel" or "he doesn't like kids". These are all things that end up being the same when they read your profile - they come out as aggressive and are written by someone who is "sensible" and disliked by men in general. I mean, if you don't like men very much, then why do you want one?
Full size - I once read the profile of one woman, it is easy to read:
"What do you call a man under 6 feet tall? Friend"
How does this help to find the same? OK it made me smile, but it also made me realize what I was dealing with - I am 5 feet 8 inches, in a casual game, considered a short "a ** e" so I don't deserve a date. Why limit your choices to finding the right man, who can meet all your needs, since he or she is two inches shorter than you are when you are here? It all seems to be about the look, which is a swipe left for me, because it shows how deep these “beauties” are.
Hers another tip. This was an attractive 52-year-old woman who was 5 inches and 2 inches tall and was looking for someone the same age:
"It should be more than 5 feet 10 (as I like to wear pills) and have a full head of black hair".
I thought, honey if you reach 50 plus, you still have a full head of hair you do well, but when it is dark you use Greek! If I write the same profile description and say, for example, "I must be size 8 to 10, 34 BB and have curly red hair" I will be shot just by looking and being ignored by every woman who meets my friend. Profile of being an illegal person! It can also be a screenshot and shared on social media.
With all that, Now good luck finding your partner online.
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