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BANNED From Tinder at 50+… So I Tried THIS Wild Dating App While Traveling 😳

14 Feb 2026 · 2 min

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In this first‑person monologue, the speaker shares her experience using dating apps while traveling after being banned from Tinder. She explains how app success varies by location—finding no matches in Chiang Mai, few in a beach resort, and many in Bangkok—while noting that most users are younger than her. She recounts meeting an Italian man at a girly bar in Bangkok, describing the encounter as a pleasant diversion. The speaker emphasizes that dating apps can still be useful for solo travelers seeking companionship, and she offers practical safety advice: meet in public, use a good profile picture, be clear about intentions and length of stay. The app she uses is Feeld, positioned as an alternative for those who are older or have been banned from mainstream platforms.

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I want to talk about the dating apps, and I can already hear you groan, ugh, because as we all know, dating apps can be just such a nightmare. But because I'm traveling and because my usual guy is not around, I just thought I'd see who was around on a dating app called Field. And yeah, I've had— I've managed to have a bit of fun. I would just say that generally it's a numbers game when you're using apps, especially when you're traveling, because people are flaky. They're not often able to drop things at short notice even to meet somebody as fabulous as I am. But I did discover that depending on where you are, there are either more or less or frankly nobody around. My first stop in Chiang Mai, absolutely nobody. My second stop, this place, it's a beach resort, tumbleweed. And then I went to Bangkok, big city, lots of people. Generally a lot younger than I am because up at my age, again, apps are frankly tumbleweed, but I just want to meet somebody to hang out and have fun. And I did manage that in the couple of nights I was there. Just met up with an Italian guy, went to one of the girly bars, saw something that I really don't need to see again, and just was nice to just meet somebody and spend some time with somebody other than myself. So they can be useful. Like I said, I use an app called Feeld. I've been banned from Tinder, so that's the one for me. But yeah, you know, when you're traveling, you might want to consider it. Just be safe, meet in a public place, put up a nice profile picture, be clear about your intentions and how long you are or aren't in town for, and you never know what might happen.