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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks for your help with my profile photos questions. I dipped my toe into Bumble a few days ago. The last time I was dated I had an answering machine. First reaction: my best friend has a lot of patience and I have not laughed so hard in a long time. Not laughing at men but at myself, fwiw.

I've swiped left when I meant to swipe right. I've swiped right when I definitely meant to swipe left. I have a couple of causal chats going. World's slowest ping pong matches, tbh. If someone doesn't respond with a question I let it fizzle.  But I don't know how this is really supposed to work.

I'm just looking to date, not looking for LTR at the moment. I'm not used to making the first move but I also know that's what Bumble was designed for. If you use it do you respond to one of their prompt questions or what? I have very dry humor which I know people don't always get. Ignore the prompt if I don't like it and then what? Very brief first message?

Was never so grateful for dinner with a bunch of girlfriends this weekend. In my dream world I'll match with some guys who make me laugh like that. My girlfriends are the best, save for the sex thing....😳

Is Hinge better for a Bumbling idiot new to apps?[/quote]

Try them all. They are mostly all owned by the same corporation, who wants to keep people on the apps as long as possible, swiping as much as possible, to make more ad revenues.

Match is the largest with most users.
POF is probably next largest. 
Tinder might be up there in user numbers, but harder to see anyone, 100% swipe app. 
Also some pay sites like EHarmony, ChristianMingle, etc. [/quote]

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