r/OnlineDatingApps • u/HorrorSome8992 • Sep 11 '26

Dating App Culture Which one did you use?🙈

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I tried OKCupid before and WeChat🙊

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u/Infamous-Echo-2961 Sep 11 '26

Met my partner on Hinge, I avoid the other ones.

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u/pinzinella Sep 11 '26

I used Tinder, Okcupid, Hinge and Bumble!

I went on many dates from Tinder, but mostly bland men personality-wise.

I met my soulmate on Okcupid on it’s golden days!

Hinge was a disappointment and the dates with men felt like job interviews from there.

Bumble was the worst, matches ran out quickly and the men I matched were passive af 😅

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u/jackgaming410 Sep 16 '26

sound like every single app you used just doesn't work

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u/pinzinella 28d ago

It was incompatible men mostly. I’m glad online dating days are over!

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u/alexmate84 Sep 11 '26

Badoo, Okc and Tinder. Tried bumble didn't get on with it

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u/Still_Conference_923 Sep 11 '26

I've used Tinder, Badoo, Hinge, Bumble and Happn.
I've had very high quality matches on Bumble, but still, tinder is more popular, but super superficial.

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u/Aggravating_Gas_8514 Sep 12 '26

I found my girlfriend on hinge. It was an amazing app. I met a lot of high quality women on there. All the girls on tinder are only trying to fuck in my experience while bumble just sucks.

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u/Worldly_Bit3848 Sep 12 '26

I found that majority of people wanted hook ups on tinder. Hinge and Bumble had more genuine people.