Keep your tone positive: Your dating profile isn’t the place to vent about the state of your love life. “Any negativity will be interpreted as emotional immaturity or unavailability. It’s OK to be ...

Dating apps. It feels like people love, hate, or love to hate them. They can lead to some of our happiest moments or nights we’d rather forget. They’ve thrown some of us in a cycle that starts from a ...

Online dating: a realm where a single photo or phrase can determine whether someone swipes right toward romantic possibility or left into "see ya never"-land. In theory, it should be easier than ever ...

People have gotten pretty bad at answering the app’s conversation starters. Now, an AI coach can help make those replies more interesting. Hinge is releasing a new AI-powered coaching feature to help ...

Adjust your settings by tapping the gear icon. Set criteria for matches, connect to Instagram, and more. This article explains how to activate Facebook Dating on iPhone and Android. It also details ...

As anyone who has swiped on Tinder, Hinge or Bumble can attest, some of the photos leave a lot to be desired. In fact, the photos you choose can make or break your profile before someone even reads ...

Nobody likes a catfish — but lots of people are reeling them in. In the age of Botox, filters and flattering angles, you might look less like the photo on your dating app than you realize. But your ...

In addition to being used as a method for finding a long-term partner, many dating apps are a way of finding someone for a short-term hookup, with people reporting different partner requirements for ...

Inaccurate photos, lazy pickup lines and outdated references to The Office are all mainstays on Tinder, Hinge and Bumble profiles these days. But, increasingly, the apps are also rife with… people’s ...

Are you still searching on dating apps? Try not to mention that you’re vegetarian. A study published in the Social Psychological Bulletin found that listing your vegetarianism in your dating profile ...