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Online dating is normality now. What are some red flags you should avoid?

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[–] MystValkyrie@lemmy.blahaj.zone 39 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

I've fortunately never had to use online dating apps myself, but I have looked over male friends' dating profiles.

I think my best guy friend would be one of the better men out there, but he just got out of a seven-year relationship, is in a hurry to settle down before 30, and comes off really intense in his profile and messages without realizing it. Three big red flags right there.

One example in his profile: while it isn't a red flag to like cuddling, it is one to say his idea of a perfect first date is meeting for coffee, then going back to his place to cuddle and watch a movie. It took a lot to convince him to revise that section on the grounds that most women prioritize safety and won't want to go back to a man's place on the first date.