Read our full Tinder Platinum review.
Who is it suitable for:
If you’re looking for a place that’s guaranteed to have a large user base, Tinder is the app for you. Tinder often comes under fire for its plethora of creepy users/messages – and rightfully so. But given the sheer number of its active users (including queer users), you know we couldn’t take it off the list.
Why we chose this:
Not many people can say that about them No Meet a single you met on Tinder. When someone asks where they can meet other lesbians, there are countless success stories on Reddit. You know the drill: add a picture, set an age range, and fill out the bio as carefully and extensively (or not) as you need. While the matching isn’t exactly strategic, it’s definitely the app that will best help you identify the most lesbians nearby. If you need some help sorting through your options, Tinder’s matchmaking feature lets your friends and family recommend matches to you.
Thankfully, Tinder has made Some Changes made over the past few years to improve its security features include verified profiles and a “Is this bothering you?” feature that flags potentially inappropriate messages and asks recipients if they want to report them. You can also block bad behavior from other users, which is nice.
While your feed may contain more lesbians than other apps, it will also see more men showing up. Tinder tends to ignore various filters, although men apparently can’t talk to anyone who doesn’t swipe right. World Health Organization able However, the girls you swipe right on are the ones messaging you, and surprisingly, they aren’t dating women on Tinder. Some people are looking for friends, some are recruiting a third person to form a threesome with their boyfriend – either way, you’re going to have to do some weeding.
