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Dating app Bumble will no longer require women to make the first move | CNN Business
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this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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Turns out they never do lol
I used bumble for a bit and saw women's bios that said that they are not making the first step.
Didn't RTFM...
I mean on bumble, they did. It’s why I prefer it when I was single. Felt a bit better to allow the women to make the first move as tinder it felt like if you weren’t peacocking in some fashion, you were doing it wrong. Felt better for either gender. Bummer to hear they’re turning into tinder+.
By and large, women on Bumble don't make the first move. Opening with "Hi" isn't a move, which is what many women on Bumble do to qualify the app's requirement that the woman speaks first.
I've lost track of how many matches I've had on Bumble where they didn't quite get the point of the app, and would open with something like "Impress me". Like, there's a hundred other apps you could use if you don't actually want to make the first move, why use the ONE where you're supposed to if you're not going to do it?
They could have just not messaged you at all, probably would have been better off by the sound of it.