Dear Friend 😊

I am tired but feeling okay, thank you for the venting offer!

Seems like Hinge and Instagram dating is a number game for everyone there. Actively talking to 2 right now, and perhaps a 3rd is probably more than many men are talking with.

I read (AI) that “there are generally more men than women on dating apps like Hinge and Instagram-based dating in India. Studies and reports show that men make up the majority of users, often around 60–70% of the user base, while women are a smaller proportion….

Reports consistently note that men dominate dating apps in India, reflecting broader cultural patterns where men are more likely to sign up for online dating… This imbalance means male users face more competition for matches, while female users often receive more attention…

“Why the Imbalance Exists- * Cultural factors: Men in India are more likely to experiment with dating apps, while women may face social stigma or safety concerns. * Tech adoption: Men are statistically more represented in India’s smartphone and internet user base, which translates into higher male participation on apps. * Safety and privacy: Women often prefer apps with stronger safety features (like Bumble, which lets women message first), leading to fewer women on male-heavy platforms.”

Hmm.. I wonder if you should try Bumble..?

🤍 Anita