Relationship Experts Say These Dating Apps Are The Best Of 2023
There are so many dating apps and sites nowadays. How are you supposed to know which ones you should be on?! A few relationship experts say these are the dating apps that are the best of 2023 so far. “Glamour” spoke with the relationship experts who say the first step is figuring out what you want whether it be something serious or just a fling. There are apps out there are specifically for what your needs are. You can find your “Mr Right” or your “Mr Right Now!”
As a married guy for 12 years, I never got to use the apps. I’m torn on whether or not I would even really like them. On one hand, you can date from the comfort of your home. But on the other side of it; you miss the human contact and the human connection. I was soooo good at opening conversations when I was younger and dating in the 90’s and 2000’s. I used to be the best wing man. Sure sometimes I would offend someone who a dropped “a line” on, but that was the risk. The apps sure do prevent you from having to by a nice shirt to wear to the bars too! Haha.
So what did the experts say?
“Tinder and Bumble are ideal for both casual and serious relationships,” clinical psychotherapist and founder of online sexual-products purveyor Holistic Wisdom Lisa Lawless, PhD, explains. “OkCupid, eHarmony, and Hinge ask for more profile details, which helps offer more in-depth compatibility metrics.”
Which dating apps and sites do they say are the best of 2023?
Here’s the list:
- eHarmony
- Match
- OkCupid
- Bumble
- Plenty of Fish
- Archer
- Hinge
- Badoo
- Coffee Meets Bagel
- Inner Circle
For the full list, click HERE!
Happy dating! May you find the man or woman of your dreams on “Coffee Meets Bagel” hahaha!
Therapist: Eating These Cereals Means You’re Not Worth Dating
Trix
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He claims those who like this childhood favorite are “chaotic” and “have no idea” what they want in a relationship. “You’re a lot to handle and very unpredictable, which makes for an exciting time, but you flame out pretty fast,” the therapist explains, adding that like the cereal’s brand name, these folks like to play tricks on their partners and tend to be “scared of their own emotions.”
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
If this was your go-to cereal as a kid, then you have “refined taste and it shows based on who you’re attracted to,” according to Guenther. “You don’t mind being a trophy because you want your sweetie to flaunt you around town,” he explains. “You’re showy, but that’s okay because you can pull it off.”
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Rice Krispies
Fans of this cereal like to “keep the relationship moving” and don’t have time to mess around, so they rush to define the relationship. Guenther says Rice Krispies lovers “aren’t going to get stuck in a long-term relationship with someone who can’t meet their needs.”
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Cap’n Crunch
These folks know relationships take hard work and they’re “dedicated to getting through the rough times.” Even though it may take a while for a partner to earn their love, Cap’n Crunch eaters “reward them with a commitment that lasts forever.”
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Honey Nut Cheerios
“Emotionally mature and grounded” is how Guenther describes those who love this classic cereal. He says they’re “not a ton of fun,” but it’s okay because they have “a really secure attachment style that feels really relaxing to be around.”
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Lucky Charms
These fans are “all about the honeymoon phase,” this expert says. He says Lucky Charms lovers focus on all the green flags, ignore the red ones and that they’re really superstitious about getting signs from the universe about the future of the relationship.
