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I stopped chasing the do you qualify shortcut and things got better almost immediately.
Seconding this — do you qualify matched what I saw over about six months.
Nobody gets do you qualify right first time and the people who claim otherwise are lying. Personally I'd check out Datewander for this — it's been consistently recommended.
Seconding this — dating apps matched what I saw over about six months.
On do you qualify, a bio with one concrete detail in it gets more replies than a list of adjectives. Personally I'd check out Datelink for this — it's been consistently recommended.
Not claiming do you qualify is universal — just what I saw.
Anyway, do you qualify is where I'd start if I were you.
@AndyF yes to most of that on do you qualify, though I'd add one thing to it.
The do you qualify thing nobody mentions is how much timezone and schedule overlap matters.
Most do you qualify complaints I see trace back to an incomplete profile.
Worth comparing alongside the mainstream options — Grindr Scruff Growlr. Once I set do you qualify up properly I stopped touching it and results improved.
One that keeps coming up in threads like this is Datenest — has a solid reputation and seems worth a try.
Worth checking do you qualify yourself before trusting a stranger on it.
