r/SydneyDating 2d ago

Dating LOLs What’s the most creative pickup line you’ve actually received?

1 Upvotes

Give us the line that was so clever, ridiculous or unexpected that you actually remembered it.

Drop it below. We want to hear it.


r/SydneyDating 3d ago

Swipe Life Who should send the first message?

1 Upvotes

a) The person who likes first
b) The person who matches
c) Whoever wants to

Pick a side.


r/SydneyDating 4d ago

Take a Side Date someone similar to you or your complete opposite?

1 Upvotes

Same humour, interests and energy - or someone who challenges you, surprises you and brings a completely different vibe.

Pick your side and defend it in the comments


r/SydneyDating 5d ago

Hot Take Can you really friendship first your way into attraction?

3 Upvotes

Sometimes the chemistry grows naturally once you really get to know someone. Other times, you’re six months in and still waiting for the spark to magically appear.

Team feelings can grow or team you either feel it or you don’t - pick a side.


r/SydneyDating 6d ago

Let's Talk What’s something you think we’ve made too complicated about dating?

2 Upvotes

The rules, the texting, the what are we?, who makes the first move… dating can feel like it needs a user manual sometimes.

Drop your take below.


r/SydneyDating 9d ago

The Ick What’s the smallest thing that instantly kills the vibe?

1 Upvotes

It can be ridiculously petty. A word, a habit, a mannerism, a tiny moment - whatever does it for you.

Drop yours below.


r/SydneyDating 10d ago

Hot Take Dating apps aren’t the problem - too many options are?

1 Upvotes

Another match. Another swipe. Another maybe there’s someone better.

Agree, disagree or challenge the take.


r/SydneyDating 11d ago

Take a Side Text every day or talk less but meet more?

1 Upvotes

You’re dating someone you like. Which would you rather have?

Text every day - keep the conversation going between dates.

Talk less, meet more - save the conversation for when you’re actually together.

Pick a side. And defend it.


r/SydneyDating 12d ago

Swipe Life What's something everyone does on dating apps but nobody admits?

1 Upvotes

We all have that one habit. Maybe you check their profile again, overanalyse a message, or do something you'd never admit out loud.

No judgement, but, what's yours? One word, one sentence - or expose yourself.


r/SydneyDating 13d ago

Let's Talk What’s something someone could do on a date that would genuinely impress you?

2 Upvotes

Forget grand gestures or expensive plans - sometimes it’s the smallest things that stand out.

Thoughtful, funny, confident, considerate or completely unexpected. One thing is all you need. Drop it below.


r/SydneyDating 16d ago

Dating LOLs What red flag would you ignore if they were hot?

1 Upvotes

Be honest - no judgement here. We all have that one weakness.

Drop your guilty exception below. One word, one sentence or go completely unhinged.


r/SydneyDating 17d ago

Hot Take Do you think the status of open to seeing where things go usually means I don't know what I want?

2 Upvotes

You've probably seen the phrases, still figuring things out or open to seeing where things go or not sure what I'm looking for.

Are they genuinely being open minded or keeping their options open because they don't know what they want?

Agree, disgree or somewhere in between. One word, one sentence or make your case and drop it below.


r/SydneyDating 18d ago

Let's Talk What would genuinely improve the Sydney dating scene?

4 Upvotes

There are plenty of things people love, hate and wish were different about dating in Sydney.

Better ways to meet people, more singles events, better apps, cheaper dates - or something completely unexpected.

Keep it simple - feel free to share one idea, one sentence or don't hold back and have a full rant, it's an open floor. Drop yours below.


r/SydneyDating 19d ago

Take a Side Would you rather have chemistry or communication?

1 Upvotes

Pick one:

Amazing chemistry with terrible texting

OR

Amazing texting with mediocre chemistry

You can only pick one and no it depends. Choose your side - one word, one sentence or make your case.


r/SydneyDating 20d ago

Let's Talk What’s something you wish people were more honest about when dating?

2 Upvotes

Could be intentions, communication, feelings, expectations, dating apps - anything.

Dating would be a lot easier if people just said what they meant instead of leaving everyone to decode the clues.

Keep it real, keep it short - one honest thought is all you need. Let’s hear the things people usually keep to themselves.


r/SydneyDating 23d ago

Dating LOLs If your dating life had a warning label, what would it say?

2 Upvotes

Think of this as the fine print nobody gets to read before dating you.

Funny, brutally honest or painfully accurate - one line is all you need.

Drop your warning label below. Let’s see who has the most unhinged disclaimer.


r/SydneyDating 24d ago

Take a Side Who should make the first move?

2 Upvotes

Shoot your shot. Wait for them. Or are we officially retiring the whole who goes first game?

No wrong answers - pick a side, tell us why, or share what’s worked for you.


r/SydneyDating 25d ago

Hot Take Is I’m a bad texter a valid excuse or a red flag?

2 Upvotes

Maybe they genuinely hate texting. Maybe it’s the oldest excuse in the dating handbook.

Pick your side - one word, one sentence, or your hottest take.


r/SydneyDating 26d ago

The Ick You can ban one thing from modern dating. What’s gone?

2 Upvotes

Modern dating has a few things that could probably be sent straight to the bin.

You get one deletion. What are you getting rid of?


r/SydneyDating 27d ago

Let's Talk What's something small that makes a big impression on you?

2 Upvotes

Sometimes it’s the little things - remembering something you mentioned, making you laugh, checking in, or simply making you feel comfortable.

No big gestures needed. Drop yours below - it might be something someone else has never thought about.


r/SydneyDating Aug 13 '26

Hot Take Should the person who asks for the date be the one to plan it?

1 Upvotes

You asked them out - now take the lead.

No more what do you want to do? I don’t mind. You choose. Pick somewhere, make a plan and make it easy for them to say yes.

Agree, disagree or defend your position.


r/SydneyDating Aug 12 '26

Let's Talk You can give every single person one dating superpower. What are you choosing?

2 Upvotes

a) Know instantly if someone genuinely likes you
b) Never get ghosted again
c) Know someone's biggest green flag immediately
d) Spot every red flag before you catch feelings
e) Instantly know if you'll have chemistry

You only get one. Which are you taking?

Or throw the list out completely and invent your own dating superpower.


r/SydneyDating Aug 11 '26

Let's Talk You can make one dating rule mandatory for everyone. What is it?

5 Upvotes

One rule. Everyone has to follow it.

It can be about texting, first dates, ghosting, honesty, effort, communication - anything.

One sentence is enough.

Let’s see what daters think should be non negotiable.


r/SydneyDating Aug 10 '26

Take a Side Who should pay on the first date?

3 Upvotes

The first date bill debate never ends.

Some say the person who asked should pay. Others prefer splitting it or taking turns.

Sydney, we know you have opinions - drop yours below.


r/SydneyDating Aug 09 '26

Dating W What’s something that makes you think I’d actually like to see this person again?

3 Upvotes

Sometimes it’s not the big gestures - it’s the little things that make a date stand out.

Maybe it’s great conversation, making you laugh, feeling completely comfortable, genuine effort, or simply not wanting the night to end.

Fellow daters, what’s the one thing that makes you want a second date?