10 women share their funniest experiences on dating apps

If you’ve ever been on a dating app, you know it’s not exactly a bed of roses. You’ve got to wade through a sea of people just to find the one for you—and of course, you have some really strange, and occasionally funny digital and in-person encounters along the way. From catfishing to homie-hopping, there's a lot that can go (hilariously) wrong. And we have 10 of the funniest experiences women have had on dating apps. Check them out! 

“All the pictures on his Bumble profile were with wax figures of celebrities— from SRK to Queen Elizabeth. He certainly made the most of his trip to Madame Tussaud’s” - Raina, 23

“He told me he has a girlfriend but he’s ‘open to cheating’… anyway I found his girlfriend on Instagram and sent her a screenshot” - Mira, 29

“My cousin liked my profile on Hinge, family dinners have been so awkward ever since” - Rhea, 24

“Out of all the pickup lines in the world, he chose ‘no guillotine could take away the head I’d give you’” - Ananya, 27

“All the pictures on his profile were group pictures, and he’d covered his face with an emoji in every single one! Of course, I swiped left” - Aryana, 20

“He had his arms around a girl as his profile picture… and written across her face were the words ‘this could be you’. No thanks” - Sanjana, 26

“I matched with this guy on Hinge and we met for a coffee. Halfway through the date, he tried to sell me insurance! He’d even brought the paperwork along” - Jennifer, 22

“My friend and I got on Raya at the same time, and this one guy was sending us both the EXACT same messages. So elaborate, and cheesy. We called him out on it and unmatched” - Nisha, 21

“After things didn’t work out with us, he tried to match with my identical twin online!” - Diya, 31

“Matched with a guy and his opening line to me was ‘ok I guess you’ll do’…” - Anoshka, 25

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