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They mention 3 quarters of declining members, where are folks dating and finding people these days instead then?

• ddmf 3y ago
  Facebook Dating worked best for me as a 48 year old, and that was after 4 years bouncing between different apps having roughly a couple of dates per month. It gets pricey, and just so time consuming.
• poulpy123 3y ago
  they don't
• alephnerd 3y ago
  Hinge and Bumble.
• lycos 3y ago
  For me Hinge proved most successful out of everything I tried, it gave me the most matches that actually resulted in real world dates and eventually to finding my current partner of almost 3 years now. N.B. I only ever use free versions as I do not believe in paying for these apps so cannot speak to paid versions.
• taway1237 3y ago
  In the real world maybe? I never understood the point of hookup apps like Tinder.
  • ojhughes 3y ago
    Tinder isn’t a hookup app for the majority of users. I met my wife on there a few years ago
  • inductive_magic 3y ago
    > I never understood the point of hookup apps like Tinder. Access to hundreds+ of interesting people from the comfort of your couch? I've met many interesting women on tinder, that I'd never have met "in real life", including my fiancé.
• evanriley 3y ago
  From what I understand...they don't. Everyone that I know who participated in online dating mostly just gave up on it.
  • adammarples 3y ago
    That's strange, from my point of view it seems that nobody meets in real life any more, almost everyone seems to have met on Hinge