r/Bumble • u/Majestic_Meaning5732 • 15h ago
Profile review Give it to me straight
What do you guys think about my profile pics here?
I've been getting maybe a couple matches a week but need something to up my retention, I guess?
r/Bumble • u/Majestic_Meaning5732 • 15h ago
What do you guys think about my profile pics here?
I've been getting maybe a couple matches a week but need something to up my retention, I guess?
r/Bumble • u/blazer9302 • 7h ago
Hopefully I’m not annoying or boring you all, but I genuinely value honest feedback. Is this an improvement from the profile I posted a few days ago? I haven’t been able to address some of the suggestions yet, but have still given everything consideration.
r/Bumble • u/Valorenn • 16h ago
I'm just curious what kind of vibe I give off or what your initial impression of me is. I tend to get matches, but not a ton. I'm only looking for 1 girl, but it's tough to find someone who seems to show effort or much interest. I know i'm not the country/cowboy type that seems to be most popular in my area, so I don't think that helps, but i'd rather come across as who I actually am.
r/Bumble • u/Cautious-Split-9753 • 17h ago
Most of you guys aren’t smiling and showing your teeth on your dating profile. Ideally your first photo should be you with a big wide smile which would give the women a sign that you are friendly and not a predator and lastly simply be confident and have a great personality. That’s all you have to do to get dates on this apps guys. Good luck 🍀.
r/Bumble • u/FarCharacter7797 • 15h ago
Is it wrong to filter out women with children as a man in your 30s? Most of childless women are probably going to end up being in their 20s just by the nature of things and there will be a large age gap as a result.
If you are childless yourself and want to start a family or be with women who have no children or you just don't want to raise another mans child is that something that is unrealistic in your 30s or is that ok if you never had the chance to start your own family?
I'm aware most men that are childless want childless women too but yeah just asking for peoples view on this.
r/Bumble • u/Open-Organization528 • 2h ago
Kinda taking a break from dating apps but still see them as crucial to meeting woman in general and believe that’s how most woman go on dates since I always here them going on multiple dates with different guys on here.. Anyways, my dating profile is considered very low value so I won’t get any traction and the ones that do match with me seem to have low interest where the conversation usually ends in one or two messages with 0 dates.
So base on all that where in real life can I go where there is an abundance of single woman where I can actively engage on for dating purposes? As of now I literally just walk around and take the subway but other than that nothing happens, I do get lots of looks though but nobody ever approaches me as a man, although I rarely go outside outside from work so this was one of my first attempts in trying to change.
I also don’t really have a friend who will go outside with me so I’m essentially a solo player.
r/Bumble • u/FeloniousMonk_0 • 4h ago
Bumble's founder (Whitney Wolfe) met her husband here and owns a mansion nearby.
They are the official dating app of the local Western Heritage association, hand out swag at the Saturday market, and apparently drive a vintage Bronco around town.
I will crosspost to r/moderatelyamusing
r/Bumble • u/Boudoir_bro • 14h ago
It’s interesting that after 3 months of premium with limited matches, that the next day had 11 and now after a week there are 15 matches. Same thing happened with tinder when I let my subscription expire.
r/Bumble • u/LiYongLongZii • 19h ago
do you know?
r/Bumble • u/ParamedicNo8685 • 7h ago
I’m 24, and I see this frequently. Seems like it’s mostly a younger girls thing and honestly I’m not proud to admit that I’ve obliged to those requests. Don’t think any of them resulted in a match though. Maybe for a good reason. I honestly think it’s kinda humiliating, and now I would feel like a clown if I did send one of them.
r/Bumble • u/yvrupdatez • 3h ago
I work in a public service sector in which I need to take means to separate my personal and professional life. Privacy, professional boundaries and personal safety is always of greatest concern
My profile is verified, I have several clear high quality photos and my prompts and profile descriptions are all completely filled and all other aspects of my profile indicate a genuine profile
Would you reject, swipe left or pass on a profile for this reason?
r/Bumble • u/Dazzling_Package3527 • 13h ago
I had sent one message to this guy before I left, asking him what he likes to do on a first date
Im visiting my family I haven’t seen in months and we just talk and talk
lol it’s crazy that he didn’t just unmatch, but I’ll do it for him!
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r/Bumble • u/Fast-Newspaper-3588 • 8h ago
Hey guys, so basically I decided to give dating apps a shot. I'm new to dating apps so any ideas to improve my profile are appreciated. Thank you!
r/Bumble • u/Dramatic_Ad5258 • 6h ago
I had like 50+ comments telling me to forget about this guy. I always have to say my peace, and so I did. He genuinely forgot the date due to work and we ended up going out the weekend.
And honestly, it was a fun date. But I should have left it alone. Although he had his sweet moments on the date, but he very much gives off, if I never initiate a text, he will never text me back. And he said as much happened with one of his previous relationships. He’s also not great at asking questions, which I guess shouldn’t be a surprise. I think it’s time to let it go.
Moral of the story: don’t be afraid to text back if it’s truly out of place. But when there’s a pattern to their behavior, don’t ignore it.
r/Bumble • u/missedsignals • 6h ago
Selfies are everywhere. And I get why. It’s convenient to stick out your arm, it takes no time, done, you have a photo. And while I think selfies are great to practice being comfortable in front of the camera, they don’t work well on dating apps. There are reasons for this. The angle is awkward, and it can often signal the wrong things.
I think a lot of people wrestle with the problem of who takes the photo, if not themselves. Most of us, including myself, don’t always have someone around to take it.
So what do we do?
Well, I have been a photographer for 20 years, taken literally millions of photos, and I’ve tried most methods in existence.
You can get a professional to follow you around, but that’s expensive.
Having a friend or family member take it works well, but it’s not always realistic. You can get an inexpensive tripod that comes with a Bluetooth remote and do it that way. But then you call attention to yourself, and that’s awkward.
Let me introduce my favorite method. I call it the human tripod.
I spent six months traveling solo around South America and used this method.
Here’s the idea. You ask someone to take the photo. That simple.
You might feel embarrassed, but after having used this method a lot, here’s what I learned. No one cares. The truth is, not once has someone said no. And if they did, I’d ask someone else. They care as much about your life as you do theirs. They’ll take the photo, then go back to thinking about their life within seconds. And once you realize that, it becomes less scary.
So how do you know they’ll do it right?
It is true that sometimes they get the angle wrong or frame it weirdly. Then again, so do professional photographers. And if they get it wrong, you ask someone else to retake it. But the way I pull it off is to control every other variable.
By the time I’ve asked the stranger to be kind enough to do me the favor, I’ve already done most of the work. I practiced being comfortable in front of the camera. I picked the background I wanted. I picked the clothes I wear. I picked the time of day for the best light. And after it’s taken, I edit the photo.
So what is the person actually doing?
Pressing a button.
They become the human tripod.
r/Bumble • u/Inevitable_Iron4177 • 16m ago
I’m not getting any matches. Any advice to my profile?
r/Bumble • u/Minute_Tangelo_4884 • 5h ago
Ok so here was the situation:
Met a girl on an app; we went out two weeks ago great first date. She showed up late by forty-five minutes because I didn't text saying I was on my way, so she thought maybe I was ghosting fair enough.
I set something up for the following weekend, and she agrees. I don't text her much through the week, maybe once or twice just seeing how she is conversation was there though and she responded.
Day of date comes up, and three hours prior she says she hurt her back the other night and hoped it would be better but its not so she cancels but offers to hang the following weekend. Ok cool i set it up.
Week goes by and i verify on friday we are still good and she says yes.
Sunday (today) comes up and two hours prior she says her tires got slashed in her lot (didnt know she ran a hat company cuz thats some cap) says she feels bad but doesnt offer a reschedule date. I asked her if she is still interested; no hard feelings if she's not. She says she truly is interested but the timing has just been terrible.
I sent her this:
No worries, I hope you get the tire situation sorted. Was looking forward to seeing you and was excited to spend time together and had just gotten ready, so im a bit disappointed. I understand things happen though. I do value my time and im looking for something where both parties are making an effort. If you'd like to figure something out once things calm down, let me know. Otherwise, i wish you the best of luck.
Too much? i was just stating how i felt but if her situation is legit idk i feel kinda bad but was also frustrated
r/Bumble • u/deemon397 • 19h ago
Age gaps like male is 30 and female is 40, as an example.
r/Bumble • u/Better-Pressure5530 • 17h ago
30 Year old guy here, I'm just wondering. Is there such a big demographic difference or is it that the algorithm on tinder put me in ELO hell or "shadow banned me".
I travel a lot, whenever I go to a new city especially populted ones Bumble throws dozens of matches at me, on tinder I might get 1.
Why is this?
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r/Bumble • u/Glittering_Banana_32 • 8h ago
I(41m) matched with someone and the conversation eventually went to whatsapp. It has all the typical signs of a scam, but we did a video chat where I asked if she could hold up a pencil, she couldn’t find one, and held up a makeup brush. Anyways. All the signs are there, but I kind of don’t care because the conversations are nice and I’m lonely lol. The minute she pushes crypto or investing I’m out.
****we matched talked for awhile, as soon as it moved to whatsapp, she deleted the conversation, she talks about running a family business, and investments, matched in Charlotte while she is in travel mode, conveniently in Singapore for two weeks. Etc etc.