what these dating apps are BEST for!

As someone who has been on dating apps for quite some time, I've realized that each app offers different outcomes. Swipe to read what I think in summary! Read below for more details.💘

* Hinge is one of my personal favs. On here, you have a better chance of finding people as locally, like literally around the corner. The layout is clean, easy to use, and there is a diverse pool of people (great for the LGBTQ+). Beware though, some of the men (yes, specifically men) cannot flirt, but the women are gorgeous!

* Bumble is the best dating app to use if you want a quick hook up or something with no strings attached. If you really want to talk to someone on here seriously, just know it'll probably last 2 days-7 days lol. Many people in open relationships use this app too. Even though it's a little tempting, don't buy the premium version. It's also important to know that women have to make the first move.

* Tinder is a great mix of Hinge and Bumble. Thing is, this app isn't the most suitable for LGBTQ+ relationships (based on my friend's experience). On here, I've matched with people that I still talk to every day, and we hang out from time to time. Most of the people are more mature and are more clearer with their intentions. There are hella white boys though!

* Yubo I lowkey don't count as a dating app, but I did meet my ex on here (we were long distance and he was amazing). Honestly, if you just want something fun for the night through the phone, Yubo is your go to! You can also make some pretty decent friends on there.

* Plenty of Fish… just don't download it babes lol. I personally haven't seen or heard one good story come from this app yet.

If you decide to download any of these apps, PLEASE BE CAREFUL! There are crazy people everywhere, so always listen to your intuition and put your safety first‼️

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