@Shyla867
I wanted to join bumble, but they filter you down by location and GPS which I didn't like.
I was on Tinder a few years back and deleted that after a while. More recently I joined Bumble, thinking that the postive to this app is that the woman has to message first. I think the idea is good for various reasons, but this has its downsides as well.
Firstly, once you swipe the person away you don't get the option to swipe them again if you change your mind, like Tinder. They don't come up again. So it does put some pressure on to swipe right even if it is just a maybe at the time. And when you first join you will get the whole deck of cards if you like, so I felt there were a lot of possible, but not sure. So once they swipe on you as well, you only have 24 hrs to message them. So I my case on the first day, I had about 30 matches to message, otherwise they fall away. It can be a bit overwhelming.
Second, I found those that I did get into a conversation with and ended up meeting, expected me to take the lead all the time. I felt like because I messaged first, in their mind, it was more for me to pursue iyswim.
I don't know, it was just very odd and I noticed the difference from Tinder straight away.
And then having to think of something to say as a first message over and over is quite draining too. I didnt think just a hi there is a good opener.
I am on neither now. It was too time consuming and mentally draining.