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2. Hinge

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Hinge gives you an insight into someone’s personality and their looks at first glance. Because let’s be honest, even the most attractive people can become unattractive if their personality sucks. To complete your profile you have to choose three sentences to finish that’ll be displayed for users to see. It comes with the catch of being original and witty, but we think it balances itself out as they’re a great way to start a conversation.

The ultimate goal on Hinge is to delete the dating app because you’ve found someone worth deleting it for, and it does a really good job at it. It has a selective algorithm designed for fewer but more suited matches so you’re not going to give yourself a hand cramp swiping hell no all day and questioning where your life went wrong. Hinge claims that 3 out of 4 first dates lead to a second, so we’re pretty sure they know what they’re doing, even if you don’t.

3. Bumble

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For men tired of constantly making the first move and ballsy women who aren’t afraid to go after what they want. Ever wonder why you’ve matched with a woman on a dating app for her to then ignore your message? The answer is almost always for an ego boost (unless you were being hella weird). She knows you like her and that’s enough for her. You even liked her so much that you followed up with a message and now her ego has grown twice in size without so much as a “thank you”.

Bumble lowers the chances of being ghosted as she has 24 hours to make the first move before you automatically get unmatched. If she’s serious about getting to know you as a person and not just another match, she’ll message. After that, it’s anyone’s game. If you get seriously flustered over having to come up with a chat-up line all to be ignored or have a thing for confident women, Bumble is for you.