I worked for a dating app & these are the biggest red flags to look out for – and you should avoid flashy car pics
WHEN it comes to dating apps you never quite know what’s for real and what isn’t.
But luckily, Sydney, who works at a dating app company, has shared her tips to her 35.7K TikTok followers to help them spot the red flags.
In a video, she shared four things to look out for on a potential match’s profile that could spell trouble.
Writing it out on the video, she says: “How to detect dating app profile red flags (by someone who actually works at a dating app co.)”
The first tip is to notice the type of profile pictures he uses.
She writes: “If he…is standing in front of a nice car (8/10 it’s not his)”.
And the second she says to notice what is written in his bio, and quotes if he writes that he: “Is an “entrepreneur”, “writer”, or “musician” (you’re splitting the bill at dinner).” and also has : “my mom is my world” (he’ll either ghost or propose within a month, no inbetween).”
And final red flag to note is if his profile reads: “Is looking for ‘smth casual’” as Syndey says it’s “not worth the tears, sis.”
The video has since been viewed over 71,000 times, with thousands of likes and hundreds of comments, and many others shared their own red flags to watch out for from experience.
One person replied: “When the bio says ‘I’m looking for a woman with a sense of humour’, he probably means I’m going to tell you misogynistic jokes and expect you to laugh.”
Another said you should be concerned if “the dating profile is all selfies or pictures from the same day”.
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