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  1. Out of 42 chats you couldn’t get a single first date in person? 🤨

    There’s def something odd going on here. I set a date after ~5 messages because no one wants a penpal and how people act over text is usually very different than in person.

  2. I feel like all these sankey diagrams are biased because of the kind of person who makes a sankey diagram of their dating.

  3. A_Bit_Of_Nonsense on

    Not trying to be funny here but if you got no dates in a year of activity on dating apps, you really need to maybe work on why that is.

    Seems like its just a massive waste of your energy if you arent trying to fix any underlying problems.

  4. So..you don’t know how to have a conversation online. It’s a skill and it can be improved. At least you know what to work on!

  5. I feel like it’s obligatory to post a selfie when you do this. or post a headless shirtless picture

  6. Damn, I gave up on tinder because I got no matches. Hinge on the other hand was a game changer for me

  7. suuuuuper interesting, thanks for sharing. basically mirrors my experience lol. how did you make the diagram?

  8. I think you have very bad conversion rates, I had around the same stats when I was dating last year, and out of 42 chats then maybe 10 of them would result in a date

  9. That’s ~10 likes a day on Tinder, 1/day on Hinge. Seems like you’re trying to play the numbers rather than concentrate on quality (including the quality of yourself).

  10. I deleted Tinder five years ago after getting just one date in an entire year of using it. From what I can see now, the app has only gotten worse. Wow. Just don’t use it. It’s a complete waste of time. And never pay for premium.

  11. The 0 dates might be disappointing, but rest assured, 60 matches are a lot. Don’t feel bad. Only the top percentage of dudes get matches on these apps and you are part of them.

  12. This presentation of data is horrible. There’s no flow and the data points are shotgun blasted everywhere. I don’t even know what you’re trying to show 2/10

  13. the stats favour dumping tinder and maybe switching to a more specific dating app in it’s plice, while keeping hinge as it seems to work until the chats.
    maybe chats / no chats needs a new category: “No reply after text sent”. maybe your openers are too much, too little, idk. this is harder than physics sometimes.

    Not sure if it still has people in there, but i have friends that had decent success with OkCupid in ze past.

  14. Never used dating apps (I have been with the same girl for 17 years), but those numbers are insane. After a few tries I would have quit, you swiped almost 4000 times, this is insane.

  15. This isn’t an online dating sub, but it seems OP needs to know this so maybe it’ll help other people as well. If you get a match with someone then set up a meeting almost immediately. I usually do it within the first four or five messages. I just got on Hinge a few days ago and I’ve had three dates in a row.

  16. QuantumWarrior on

    I don’t understand why the average person even uses these kind of apps anymore, it must be utterly crushing the self esteem of teens and early-20s crowds.

    Like if you just cold approached random strangers in a bar or a bookshop or something you’d have to be the ugliest and least personable human on Earth to go zero for 4000 for even something as simple as a coffee date, but on Tinder that’s just how it goes for someone who ~~I assume is a perfectly average person.~~ Edit: just saw the selfie, someone who is genuinely quite good looking and has a nice smile.

  17. Every time I think of installing a dating app, I see graphs like this and I immediately change my mind.

  18. Specific-Basis7218 on

    Dating apps like Tinder have literally admitted their goal is to keep you single so you continue using the app and pay to upgrade to the “gold” or whatever their membership plans are. I don’t see why people still use these apps when there are so many posts like yours out there proving that nothing usually comes out of them anymore these days. I met my now-wife in a video game lobby.

    Hobbies > Dating apps any day of the week if you’re actually looking for someone. It’ll happen naturally.

  19. Matches my experience (male) on OKC. Dating apps are just money collecting machines from desperate men. The companies live off of that desperation, they don’t want to decrease it.

  20. I feel like OP might have more luck randomly asking 100 women out. But rejections IRL are definitely more awkward

  21. I’d like to see where the chats ended, instead of 0 met it should be split into chats ended by you or chats ended by the match.

  22. DiamondOfThePine on

    Don’t know if you’re looking for advice but:
    1) Delete Tinder
    2) You’re going pretty well on Hinge, I’d recommend asking for a date within the first 24 hours of chatting. You either get a yes or a no. Either way, it protects your time and sanity.

  23. Puzzleheaded-Web2196 on

    I would suggest to completely separate hinge from tinder and have separate graphs. You do in anyways, but split it up again.

    Appears bit messy.

  24. Another year of data looking poor as usual, another year of people not leaving dating apps.