I've really enjoyed Hinge in the past, my main recurring issue periodically is the sales pitch of meaningful and implies long term relationships "the app meant

I've really enjoyed Hinge in the past, my main recurring issue periodically is the sales pitch of meaningful and implies long term relationships "the app meant to be deleted". It attracts a lot of people that really think the app will "solve" their dating journey, as if it is a journey compared occasional to skin entertainment. I will concede that the Terms of Service also are against hookups. I've had some great flings and hookups on Hinge. Its been the best dating app for me. I would like an app that had a Hinge-like UX without the "long term relationship" sales pitch. (of a similar theoretical caliber, I've tried Bumble, women do not initiate conversations with me. I'll get matched similarly to Hinge, but they just let the match expire and I cannot attempt a conversation there. The entire "women + initiate" in the same sentence is an oxymoron in my lived experience.)