12 of the best dating sites for working professionals
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By Dorothy Pitti and Leah Stodart
There are three realizations you come to once you enter the real world as a working adult:
1. A 9 to 5 job is rarely ever just 9 to 5.
2. Your free time is pretty limited.
3. Dating sucks.
The social freedoms you enjoyed before joining the rat race take a hit once you're working for The Man. Unfortunately for singles, this can be hazardous for your dating life.
For busy professionals, the idea of "finding someone" might seem like a daunting task. With deadlines, work dinners, and meetings galore, trying to meet someone often falls to the very end of your to do list. If you're an introvert as it is, your social meter is way too drained from small talk with colleagues to even think about introducing yourself to a cute random. This is why dating apps were invented though: to make online dating way easier, enabling you to use your free time wisely.
Being a single, working professional is actually kind of a weird time: Somehow, you can have the career and money part of your life so together while the love part is a flaming pile of garbage. While the gist of online dating is easy (Tinder for hookups, eharmony to get real serious), finding someone who's also goal-oriented and will understand your lifestyle can be tricky. Not every dating app will make sense for career-focused folks, but looking at things like user base, requirements to sign up, and overall vibe of the app can up your chances of finding what you're looking for.
Whether it's something casual or a long-term relationship that you want, there's an app that will make your search a whole lot easier. Ranking highest on our list were EliteSingles and Match. We found that with sites like eharmony and Match, the initial output (i.e a lengthy sign up and/or membership fee) is worth it for the return. After all, those who are willing to pay the price for love are clearly serious, unlike some swipe-based free apps where the likelihood of even meeting up in real life can be slim to none. No working person has time for that, but our app choice, Hinge, is full of singles who are on the app specifically to go on dates, and it's especially popular in big cities where more people are bound to have moved for work.
Here are the 12 best online dating apps for people who work too much:
High monthly price weeds out the unserious • Feels exclusive and is aimed at professionals
Questionnaire takes forever • Did we mention the high monthly price?
If you're treating your dating life with the same laser focus as your career goals, this site might be worth the price.
EliteSingles
Meet other busy professionals who took a lengthy personality test and are likely to have a college degree.- 6 months: $44.95/month
- 3 months: $57.95/month
- 12 months: $31.95/month
The gist: caters its site specifically to professionals. In this contest, "elite" seems to simply mean that one is in possession of a bachelors degree. (The site boasts that 82% of its members are college educated.) The signup process for is similar to that of eharmony, in that it requires you to take a lengthy personality test before showing you your matches. The personality test is based on the Five Factor Model, which breaks down your personality in five main categories: openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. Once you finish filling out the personality test, the site gives you several different options to find someone, including recommending matches, showing your profile visitors, or their "Have You Met" feature that shows you compatible matches that may fall a bit outside of your chosen filters.
Why it works: EliteSingles members are more than likely going to be in a similar boat as you. They're educated professionals who took the time to fill out a lengthy questionnaire in hopes of finding someone just as serious as them (not to mention that they have enough disposable income to pay for the site — if the questionnaire wasn't enough to weed out the pretenders, the membership fee would probably do the trick). These people know what it's like to work hard and can be empathetic when you've had a long day at the office. EliteSingles also only shows you members who it deems you compatible with based on your personality, so you can be at ease knowing the odds are already in your favor.
Why it works: EliteSingles members are more than likely going to be in a similar boat as you. They're educated professionals who took the time to fill out a lengthy questionnaire in hopes of finding someone just as serious as them (not to mention that they have enough disposable income to pay for the site — if the questionnaire wasn't enough to weed out the pretenders, the membership fee would probably do the trick). These people know what it's like to work hard and can be empathetic when you've had a long day at the office. EliteSingles also only shows you members who it deems you compatible with based on your personality, so you can be at ease knowing the odds are already in your favor.
Huge user database • Ability to see all profiles • Cool new features
Sifting through profiles takes time • Pricey and prices change constantly
If you want a dating pool that simulates real life and are willing to put in extra time, Match could be the one for you.
Match
Match has the benefit of a huge user database and years of perfecting the algorithm, but it takes patience and effort.- 3 months: $23.99/month
- 6 months: $20.99/month
- 12 months: $19.99/month
The gist: Like eharmony, has been around for a while. In fact, even longer (it's rocking that 1995 launch date.) Match has plenty of success stories on its résumé, with more constantly in the works with apparently 25,000 users joining every day. That's quite the dating pool. What's great about is that, unlike sites that limit you to matches, the site also allows you to view pretty much everyone. While you're welcome to view random profiles, Match's other cool features include Match suggestions (where they recommend compatible people), and the "Missed Connections" feature, which uses GPS technology to show you potential matches that you've already crossed paths with (so to speak) in real life.
Why it works: is great for the working professional who doesn't want to feel like they're missing out on the "real life" dating experience by being limited to the confines of other curated dating apps. Similar to being out in the real world, mingling with all kinds of singles, gives you access to the entire pool. However, you can filter options however you want.
There's also a "dealbreaker" option that lets you rule out profiles of people whom you know you could never make it work with. Time is money, people, and we can't afford to waste our hard-earned money on dead-end leads. For professionals who are darting back and forth between meetings, the Missed Connections feature is clutch for the days you don't have time to stop and get the number of the cutie you on the Starbucks line.
Why it works: is great for the working professional who doesn't want to feel like they're missing out on the "real life" dating experience by being limited to the confines of other curated dating apps. Similar to being out in the real world, mingling with all kinds of singles, gives you access to the entire pool. However, you can filter options however you want.
There's also a "dealbreaker" option that lets you rule out profiles of people whom you know you could never make it work with. Time is money, people, and we can't afford to waste our hard-earned money on dead-end leads. For professionals who are darting back and forth between meetings, the Missed Connections feature is clutch for the days you don't have time to stop and get the number of the cutie you on the Starbucks line.
Users are young and educated • Design is simple and really engaging • People genuinely want to meet up • Hinge is continuously researching how to make better matches
Same users will be on Tinder and Bumble • Reminders can be annoying
The "relationship app" has separated itself from Tinder and makes suggestions based on how well past dates went.
Hinge
It's less hookup-based than Tinder, less serious than Match, and is extremely popular in big cities.- Basic subscription: Free
- Hinge Preferred: $7/month
The gist: "Going on a Hinge date" may have officially replaced binge-watching The Office as everyone's favorite post-work past time. Although it launched in 2012, massively overhauled their platform and mechanics to differentiate themselves from other dating sites like OkCupid and Tinder. Now, Hinge is more about engaging over similar careers, interests, and senses of humor instead of a quick attraction swipe. Single professionals will appreciate that 99 percent of Hinge users are college-educated, 35 percent attended Ivy League schools, and that the most popular industries include banking, consulting, media, and fashion. Hinge is the thing to be on in big cities like NY and Chicago, and it's likely that a lot of users moved to that city for work and understand the 9-5 routine.
Why it works: To ensure that Hinge is based on more than thinking someone is hot, the app pushes for more interaction and engagement by only giving a few potential matches per day. Instead of a tacky bio, it’s designed to give a little piece of information about a potential match as you go through a profile, including where they went to school, and random facts like "Dream celeb dinner date" or "Go-to Karaoke song." also encourages you to scroll through entire profiles before you make a decision to "like" or "dislike."
Hinge recently introduced a new feature called "We met," where users who actually meet up IRL can tell Hinge that the match worked, if it went well, and if they plan to see that person again. It's one of the first apps to measure real-world success, which gives the algorithm a better idea of the people you like so that the app can send you better options and get you on more date IRL. According to Hinge, 90 percent of members said their first dates were great, and 72 percent said they wanted to go on a second. Working professionals don't have time to waste playing games, and Hinge seems like an option with the perfect mix of seriousness and fun.
Why it works: To ensure that Hinge is based on more than thinking someone is hot, the app pushes for more interaction and engagement by only giving a few potential matches per day. Instead of a tacky bio, it’s designed to give a little piece of information about a potential match as you go through a profile, including where they went to school, and random facts like "Dream celeb dinner date" or "Go-to Karaoke song." also encourages you to scroll through entire profiles before you make a decision to "like" or "dislike."
Hinge recently introduced a new feature called "We met," where users who actually meet up IRL can tell Hinge that the match worked, if it went well, and if they plan to see that person again. It's one of the first apps to measure real-world success, which gives the algorithm a better idea of the people you like so that the app can send you better options and get you on more date IRL. According to Hinge, 90 percent of members said their first dates were great, and 72 percent said they wanted to go on a second. Working professionals don't have time to waste playing games, and Hinge seems like an option with the perfect mix of seriousness and fun.
Profile completion is actually fun • Lots of flexibility in profile intensity
You'll still have a lot of matches to sift through
OkCupid has made the profile creation process fun and has a huge user base, but could be a time suck to really narrow things down.
OkCupid
OkCupid has lots of users, a good price, and helps you weed out potential dates by political views.- Basic subscription: Free
- 1 month of A-List: $9.95/month
- 3 months of A-List: $7.95/mpnth
- 6 months of A-List: $4.95/month
The gist: gives you the option to make as in-depth of a profile as you want. If you'd rather not spend time answering hundreds of questions before you start your search, just fill out the basic info (age, religion, smoking habits, etc.) and fill out a few prompt questions to show off your personality. But the best part about is probably its list of extensive — and some kind of bizarre — optional questions. The questions cover specific political views, sex fetishes, social habits, and more. Whether you choose to share them publicly on your profile or keep them private as a way for the app to narrow your matches, it's definitely a way of getting the hard or awkward questions out of the way right off the bat.
Why it works: By the end of the work day most of us are pretty fried. After eight hours in an office it can feel draining to sit and try to be creative when filling out a dating profile. is great because it gives prompts and ridiculously-detailed questions that help you out in showing your true colors without having to think too hard about it. Filling out an profile is actually fun. Plus, it helps narrow the field and allows you to put your best foot forward. Get the hard questions out of the way to avoid spending an extended period of time with someone who has clashing views or interests that you consider a total deal breaker.
Why it works: By the end of the work day most of us are pretty fried. After eight hours in an office it can feel draining to sit and try to be creative when filling out a dating profile. is great because it gives prompts and ridiculously-detailed questions that help you out in showing your true colors without having to think too hard about it. Filling out an profile is actually fun. Plus, it helps narrow the field and allows you to put your best foot forward. Get the hard questions out of the way to avoid spending an extended period of time with someone who has clashing views or interests that you consider a total deal breaker.
Affordable • Empowers women and lets men off the pickup line hook
Doesn't have matching features - it's all on you
Bumble solves the problem of women having to sift through thousands of "hey" messages from guys. Plus, it's free!
Bumble
Bumble puts women in the driver's seat, changing the dating dynamic.- Basic subscription: Free
- Bumble Boost: $24.99/month
The gist: is the app that turns the tables and has the ladies make the first move. Similar to Tinder, setting up your profile on Bumble is pretty straightforward and follows the "swipe left or right" method. After signing up (you'll need a Facebook to do so), just fill out a brief bio and start swiping. When two people both swipe right (for yes) on each other, a "connection" is made. At this point, the woman then has 24 hours to start a conversation. If she doesn't make a move within the time limit, the connection is lost. *However* if guys see that time is running out but don't want to miss out on a match, they have the option to extend the connection for an extra 24 hours. The catch is: you're only allowed to do this for one match per day, so best save if for someone you think is extra special.
Why it works: Women do not have the time or patience to sift through a hundred "hey" messages. helps to empower women and weed out some of the unwanted sleazy messages they might receive on other dating apps. Bumble is a win for the guys as well though, since they can use the app knowing that all of the matches they receive are from women who are interested. Plus, they won't need to stress over formulating the perfect pick-up line.
Why it works: Women do not have the time or patience to sift through a hundred "hey" messages. helps to empower women and weed out some of the unwanted sleazy messages they might receive on other dating apps. Bumble is a win for the guys as well though, since they can use the app knowing that all of the matches they receive are from women who are interested. Plus, they won't need to stress over formulating the perfect pick-up line.
Algorithms from experts at Match.com • Groups can collaborate and swipe for you • Great for people who hate dating apps
Some design kinks • Only available on iOS • Only male and female gender options
When the thought of a dating app sounds nauseating, Ship lets your friends find dates for you.
Ship
When you're too busy with work to even think about a relationship, Ship lets your friends make picks for you.The gist: Dealing with people at work for eight hours is stressful enough as it is, and we don't blame you if you don't feel like spending your post-work free time stressing over your love life. Maybe your bad luck in relationships has made you bury yourself in your work and the thought of re-downloading a swiping app makes you want to throw up. We all have that one friend who's begging to "Tinder" for us, and now there's an app for that: Ship is the modern take on having your friend act as a wingman or wingwoman at the bar, but using swiping instead of an awkward "Hey, my friend thinks you're hot."
Why it works: Released in January 2019, Ship is the love child of Match Group (owner of Match.com, Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid) and digital media giant Betches. Since launch, it's had some serious matching technology and a huge user following right out of the gate. Potential matches are shown to your group of friends via trusted algorithms from the veterans at Match, while Betches takes care of the marketing and ensures that the blind date model feels hip and not lame.
To get started, a single user creates a group of people who will do the swiping for them. That group can send the potential dates to each other before it's a confirmed "yes," as well as send pictures and have a regular group chat. (If your friends in a relationship miss the single days of swiping, this is a chance for them to do so while using their expertise to pick you a winner, too.) Unfortunately, friends can't talk to matches in order to groom them before introducing them to you, but hopefully that's coming soon.
An idea this unique is bound to generate some hype, but does it live up to it? Absolutely. The app sees pretty awesome reviews in the App Store and has been covered by major publishers like The Verge and Elite Daily, although you've probably seen it before in the form of YouTube ads. Most complaints are about flaws in the app's design and random glitches, but people seem really gung-ho about the concept.
Why it works: Released in January 2019, Ship is the love child of Match Group (owner of Match.com, Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid) and digital media giant Betches. Since launch, it's had some serious matching technology and a huge user following right out of the gate. Potential matches are shown to your group of friends via trusted algorithms from the veterans at Match, while Betches takes care of the marketing and ensures that the blind date model feels hip and not lame.
To get started, a single user creates a group of people who will do the swiping for them. That group can send the potential dates to each other before it's a confirmed "yes," as well as send pictures and have a regular group chat. (If your friends in a relationship miss the single days of swiping, this is a chance for them to do so while using their expertise to pick you a winner, too.) Unfortunately, friends can't talk to matches in order to groom them before introducing them to you, but hopefully that's coming soon.
An idea this unique is bound to generate some hype, but does it live up to it? Absolutely. The app sees pretty awesome reviews in the App Store and has been covered by major publishers like The Verge and Elite Daily, although you've probably seen it before in the form of YouTube ads. Most complaints are about flaws in the app's design and random glitches, but people seem really gung-ho about the concept.
Free! • Closer to IRL dating
No matching algorithm
If you're really busy, you'll appreciate the ability to date people whose days take them near where you are.
Happn
Happn shows you the people you walked right by and didn't notice and isn't ultra time consuming.- Price: Free, but with optional purchases like "charms"
The gist: is like the dating app version of Craigslist's "Missed Connections" section. You know, the one where hopeless romantics can post about that cute guy or girl they locked eyes with on the train, only to never see them again. The app uses GPS to show you singles that you've crossed paths with in real life throughout the day. Your homepage is essentially just a list of profiles in chronological order of when you were near them. If you see someone you're interested in, you can "heart" them, or, if you really want to make sure you get their attention, you can send them a "charm," which will prompt a push notification. Once they like you back, you can start a conversation.
Why it works: If you're a busy professional whose workday is jam-packed, you may barely have time to pay attention to anything other than the task at hand. Unfortunately, this could mean you're not paying attention to the people around you, some of whom you may really hit it off with. For those who spend their days darting from meeting to meeting, spending their lunch breaks on the phone, or generally rushing from one task to the next throughout the day, it can be hard to notice, let alone strike up a convo, with people who could pretty much be your destiny if you'd just take a minute to talk to them. gives you another shot.
Why it works: If you're a busy professional whose workday is jam-packed, you may barely have time to pay attention to anything other than the task at hand. Unfortunately, this could mean you're not paying attention to the people around you, some of whom you may really hit it off with. For those who spend their days darting from meeting to meeting, spending their lunch breaks on the phone, or generally rushing from one task to the next throughout the day, it can be hard to notice, let alone strike up a convo, with people who could pretty much be your destiny if you'd just take a minute to talk to them. gives you another shot.
User intentions are obvious • Huge, extremely active user base • No pressure to take it slow
Lots of scam profiles • Obnoxious ads everywhere
Working professionals don't always have the time or desire to seriously date, and AFF can provide attachment-free hookups.
Adult Friend Finder
When your career comes first and dating comes last, AdultFriendFinder can at least help you fill the sexual void.- Basic membership: Free
- 1 month of Gold: $30/month
- 3 months of Gold: $20/month
- 1 year of Gold: $15/month
The gist: To put it bluntly, AdultFriendFinder is a dating site for people who are looking to get laid — and when you're busy with a job and not looking for anything serious, appeasing that primal urge is all you need. It's not your typical snooty suggestion for a professional, working single to find love, but it makes a lot of sense when you think about it: Working people don't always have time to build an in-depth profile or go on dates, let alone answer to a boyfriend or girlfriend. A dating site where no one expects that from you could be a total breath of fresh air.
Why it works: Also known as the "world's largest sex and swinger community," AFF's 25 million users are very open to sex as the main reason why they are there in the first place. Users don't try to hide what everyone on the site is looking for, and it makes the experience quick while avoiding a lot of awkward "I'm not looking for anything serious right now" moments. Sites like Match and Elite Singles are great for finding a like-minded partner, but not every working professional has settling down on the brain.
But be warned: Just because it could work for some working professionals, that doesn't mean it's safe to use at work. The site is drenched in porn ads and nudity, and it's not something you'll want your boss to see when he or she walks past.
Why it works: Also known as the "world's largest sex and swinger community," AFF's 25 million users are very open to sex as the main reason why they are there in the first place. Users don't try to hide what everyone on the site is looking for, and it makes the experience quick while avoiding a lot of awkward "I'm not looking for anything serious right now" moments. Sites like Match and Elite Singles are great for finding a like-minded partner, but not every working professional has settling down on the brain.
But be warned: Just because it could work for some working professionals, that doesn't mean it's safe to use at work. The site is drenched in porn ads and nudity, and it's not something you'll want your boss to see when he or she walks past.
Autofills from your LinkedIn profile, saving time • Affordable • Guarantees matches are at least somewhat career-focused
There are cool people who aren't on LinkedIn
If you're really into LinkedIn, or you date according to professional title, this is the site for you.
BeLinked
BeLinked hopes to be the Tinder version of LinkedIn, but it's having a hard time getting off the ground.The gist: If LinkedIn and Tinder had a baby, it would be . Seriously. When signing up for the app, it auto-fills info from your LinkedIn profile. You can then make it more personalized by adding more photos or listing your interests, as well as adding preference filters (in terms of age, location, school, occupation) to narrow the kinds of profiles you're shown. After that, a functionality similar to Tinder takes over. Swipe right for profiles you like, swipe left for the ones you don't. If you like someone and they like you back, congrats! It's a match and you're free to start chatting.
Why it works: Sometimes you just want the simplicity of Tinder without the worry of spending countless hours swiping past profiles of undergrads. If you're past that part of your life and need someone more mature and well-established in their career, but you're not quite ready to commit to a 200-question love survey, then .
As you can expect from an app with such specificity, BeLinked is still having trouble finding its niche (though its niche market is extremely obvious.) There are still design kinks to be worked out, and there are plenty of amazing people on LinkedIn who don't even know this app exists.
Why it works: Sometimes you just want the simplicity of Tinder without the worry of spending countless hours swiping past profiles of undergrads. If you're past that part of your life and need someone more mature and well-established in their career, but you're not quite ready to commit to a 200-question love survey, then .
As you can expect from an app with such specificity, BeLinked is still having trouble finding its niche (though its niche market is extremely obvious.) There are still design kinks to be worked out, and there are plenty of amazing people on LinkedIn who don't even know this app exists.
Unique technology learns what you like • Video verification option
Pricey • Tons of dead and fake profiles
If you're looking for something outside the usual matching model, Zoosk's neat algorithm could be the one to set you up.
Zoosk
Zoosk uses technology to work behind the scenes and learns what you like as you use it — just avoid all the fake profiles.- Basic subscription: Free
- 1 month: $29.95/month
- 3 months: $19.98/month
- 6 months: $12.49/month
The gist: is the app that can read between the lines to figure out what you need. Signing up is pretty easy. Once you log in with either your email or Facebook, just fill in some basic info (body type, education, religion, and a brief "about me" bio), and you're free to start browsing profiles. However, there are other optional questions designed to let other singles know exactly what you're looking for. Zoosk asks you to describe your perfect date, your idea of the perfect match, and more. Once you're ready to go, the dating site gives you a variety of interactive options, from sending hearts and smileys, to a swipe-like yes or no feature, to showing you which users have viewed your profile and those who are currently online. allows members to verify their profiles through video, in order to show that they actually look like their pics.
Why it works: Like Match, gives you a wide variety of options in terms of finding other single people. What's even better though, is that Zoosk actually analyzes your interactions and uses them to find you more matches you'll like. This is a dating site that pays attention to what you're into, and when they spot a winner, they'll throw them into your radar like a qualified personal assistant. So just know, that the precious time you're allotting to outside business hours is not being wasted. The more you use the app, the higher your chances are of being paired with a match you'll be super excited about.
Why it works: Like Match, gives you a wide variety of options in terms of finding other single people. What's even better though, is that Zoosk actually analyzes your interactions and uses them to find you more matches you'll like. This is a dating site that pays attention to what you're into, and when they spot a winner, they'll throw them into your radar like a qualified personal assistant. So just know, that the precious time you're allotting to outside business hours is not being wasted. The more you use the app, the higher your chances are of being paired with a match you'll be super excited about.
Women only see men who are interested • The app pushes users to chat and make dates
Pricey • Hard time competing with Tinder and Bumble
If you're straight and need a push to take things into the real world, it's nice to be paired with people who want to meet.
Coffee Meets Bagel
Coffee Meets Bagel is all about getting users to actually meet up and talk.- Basic subscription: Free
- 1 month: $34.99/month
- 3 months: $24.99/month
- 6 months: $19.99/month
- 1 year: $14.99/month
The gist: Have you ever heard a more millennial app name? Each day, guys are sent up to 21 profiles called “bagels" to either "like" or "pass" on. For the bagels that were liked, the app will then figure out the best possible options for women out of the men who expressed interest. Point being: women will only be presented with matches who are already interested.
Why it works: Look, you're busy. You have meetings, your hours are long and sometimes you just feel like there aren't enough hours in the day, especially not enough to pencil in a date. Instead of getting stuck in complacency in the world of swiping and one-liners, will give you the little push you need to actually take this thing into the real world.
Once you've made a match (with someone who's already interested), the app will take you into a private chatroom and set you up with some prompt questions to get the ball rolling. will even follow up with you and encourage a date, so you're less likely to forget about a promising match when a busy work week takes priority.
Why it works: Look, you're busy. You have meetings, your hours are long and sometimes you just feel like there aren't enough hours in the day, especially not enough to pencil in a date. Instead of getting stuck in complacency in the world of swiping and one-liners, will give you the little push you need to actually take this thing into the real world.
Once you've made a match (with someone who's already interested), the app will take you into a private chatroom and set you up with some prompt questions to get the ball rolling. will even follow up with you and encourage a date, so you're less likely to forget about a promising match when a busy work week takes priority.
Totally dedicated to swingers • Millions of active profiles • iPhone and Android app
Pricey • Layout is outdated and crappy
This swingers site lets couples add more *flavor* to the bedroom by signing up and hunting for matches together.
99 Flavors
Working couples can expand from their M-F routine with this site that's dedicated to couples finding playmates.- One month of Gold: $40/month
- Three months of Gold: $27/month
- One year of Gold: $20/month
The gist: A full-time professional work schedule has a lot of people feeling like they don't have time to experiment sexually. When you throw in being in a relationship on top of that, a lot of couples may feel like they're stuck in the same "work, dinner, missionary position, bed" routine forever. 99 Flavors is proof that couples spicing things up with the help of another couple is way more common than people think. Everyone on the app knows what's up and isn't shy about making the first move, so negative connotations or miscommunications about being a swinger aren't a thing like they are on Tinder.
Why it works: When you advertise as a swinger on such a mainstream app, most of the bites you'll get are people looking for a threesome or people who don't quite understand the "partner swapping" concept.
If you're tired of explaining the setup you want, it's time to make the switch to a site devoted to swinging. There are about 93 million active profiles, so finding a match that's down for whatever won't take long.
Signing up as a couple has its benefits: The other users instantly know who's involved and if it's something they're interested in, both of you can search for partners, and both of you can participate in video chats and sexting. Their whole thing is that it's always couples talking to couples — so there don't have to be any "Oh yeah, my girlfriend is also here," type conversations that are almost inevitable on singles' apps.
But be warned: Once you confirm your email address and choose a subscription plan, you will see genitals everywhere. It's your average ad-ridden splatter of nether region close-ups and X-rated self-timer photos — but hey, some people want that.
Why it works: When you advertise as a swinger on such a mainstream app, most of the bites you'll get are people looking for a threesome or people who don't quite understand the "partner swapping" concept.
If you're tired of explaining the setup you want, it's time to make the switch to a site devoted to swinging. There are about 93 million active profiles, so finding a match that's down for whatever won't take long.
Signing up as a couple has its benefits: The other users instantly know who's involved and if it's something they're interested in, both of you can search for partners, and both of you can participate in video chats and sexting. Their whole thing is that it's always couples talking to couples — so there don't have to be any "Oh yeah, my girlfriend is also here," type conversations that are almost inevitable on singles' apps.
But be warned: Once you confirm your email address and choose a subscription plan, you will see genitals everywhere. It's your average ad-ridden splatter of nether region close-ups and X-rated self-timer photos — but hey, some people want that.
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