A short YouTube monologue advising women on how to build effective dating-app profiles: use realistic, diverse photos (work, home, restaurant, passions, friends, travel); write profile text that includes a question or prompt to start conversations (e.g., 'where would I find you this weekend?'); and openly display unique or quirky interests (anime, professional wrestling) so you attract compatible matches.
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Victoria said, in your opinion, what makes a good dating profile for a woman on the dating apps?
I want it to look realistic. Most. Most guys are when they look at your profile and your pictures, they're trying to figure out if they can envision themselves in your life. Right. So what I don't want to have happen is.
All your pictures are you traveling. Right. That doesn't make a good profile. You want a good diverse mix of pictures.
Some at work, some at home, some at a restaurant, some with your passion, some with friends, some one with travel. Okay.
One of the things that I always say is that a dating profile is not there for you to meet your husband. It is there for you to start conversation. And so one of the things that you may want to do is.
When you're like writing your profile and your text have a question in there. So if you're saying, you know, oh my God, I love, on the weekends I do yoga and I do.
You know, I run marathons and blah, blah, blah, blah, go to museums, after that, it should follow, where would I find you this weekend? So now you have people with something to grasp onto and to message you.
A lot of us are not doing that. Okay. The other thing that I'm seeing, a lot of.
That I don't think serves is.
I want you to let your freak flag fly. If you like things that are different and quirky, no shade, bitch. Lead with that. If you're an anime girl, you better fucking talk about it in your app. In your app profile.
Don't hide that. Right?
I love anime. I love professional wrestling. Things that are quirky things. That girl put it in there. That's how you find your people.
