So after a lack luster night out, I finally embarked on my third mission, Tinder. That’s right, Tinder. There’s day game, night game, social circle, and Tinder. I don’t really like to focus on social circle because it involves someone hooking you up with somebody else rather than being an active actor in your own destiny. Anyway, I put together my profile, they request a lot from Facebook, got a good pic (selfie not professional, later I added more but still not professional), and got to swiping. There is an app called swipy that can make this faster. Anyway, I got a few matches, messaged a couple of people, and eventually got a lunch date (after messaging back and forth). By the way, Colt has some good articles on Tinder (See https://www.laidontinder.com/pres/tinde ... es-openers and https://www.laidontinder.com/pres/using ... fficiently).
I don't think anything is gained by me quoting my successful dialog, because it was not particularly witty. Tinder is really amazing, and I definitely have some serious work to do if I want to get good at it. There's a broad array of people on there too (normal 8-5 workers to high level professionals). One word of caution, there are a lot of single moms on Tinder, if that scares you (also, some people want to treat it like an e-harmony marriage track only site). Still I think it's really an amazing concept.
I don't think anything is gained by me quoting my successful dialog, because it was not particularly witty. Tinder is really amazing, and I definitely have some serious work to do if I want to get good at it. There's a broad array of people on there too (normal 8-5 workers to high level professionals). One word of caution, there are a lot of single moms on Tinder, if that scares you (also, some people want to treat it like an e-harmony marriage track only site). Still I think it's really an amazing concept.
