Why wouldn’t you just blur / crop them? If nothing else it just invites comparison.

It depends on what you're doing. Also, don't include pictures of male friends.

It tells me that your friend circle is not very diverse, or vice versa.

Anonymous wrote:Do you ask your friends if they're OK with being in your OLD profile photos?

I don’t have dating profile online, but I would not be happy to discover that I am on someone else’s dating profile. So, pls check with your friends if you plan on using photo with them in it, or crop them out of it.

I do NOT want to be on your dating profile! Why would you imagine that this would be okay?

Be careful with this. A former coworker did that and, I kid you not, some guy asked if he could have the number of one of the friends in the picture!

Anonymous wrote:If I’ve got to figure out which one is you, I’m thinking that you likely have something to hide.

+1

I've got some group photos I love and I use them, after I crop my friends out.

If I’ve got to figure out which one is you, I’m thinking that you likely have something to hide.

No group photos. I do not post them and swipe left when I see them.

Whenever I saw them I always figured it was something like “if you date me we will hang out with these other hot girls“

I thought that was code for swingers/dtf.

My favorite is when all their photos are group shots and I have to figure out who reappears.

Bonus points if they are from your wedding

Do you ask your friends if they're OK with being in your OLD profile photos?