Women share tips and tricks to navigate online dating

Ishita Chakravarty, who met her partner within a week of downloading Bumble last year, was impressed by his perfect date idea, which was listed on his profile as "homemade mutton curry and wine."

"Everyone loves a funny, interesting, and memorable profile," she says of the importance of a complete profile bio. Why not share that you are fun, outgoing, adventurous, love to travel, or enjoy being active? What is your favourite dish to prepare if you enjoy cooking? What show are you currently watching on television? What does a typical Saturday night look like for you? It aids in persuading a woman to make the first move!" "Do not rush the process," Ishita adds. If there is a genuine connection between two people, then things will fall into place".

Believe Anamika when she says, "If something feels right, go for it." Allow people to get to know the real you by being yourself. Being honest with yourself about your dating intentions and true self will allow you to make better decisions and have more open conversations with your match.

"This helps in building the trust that you both need to take it to the next level," Anamika adds.

Having trouble starting a conversation with something more interesting than a simple 'Hi'? Anamika suggests starting with the fundamentals. 

"Share something funny that happened recently, talk about what you like or dislike, give a cute compliment, or even share something you like or dislike." Anamika recommends playing Bumble's Question Game, which she has found to be a great conversation starter-"I remember playing the Question Game on Bumble. "Was I a beach or a mountain person, a cat or a dog person, a house party or a clubbing person?"

Angana Chakraborty, who met her husband on Bumble last year and married him within a year, says that honesty in their relationship helped them decide to spend their lives together. Angana believes that it is critical to respect one's own boundaries and space. 

"If you are comfortable, continue chatting with your connection; otherwise, politely decline." If you're not interested, women know how to take hints. "In the event that a woman did not, for whatever reason, have the courtesy to give her closure," she explains.

Urmi Bhatt, who met her partner on Bumble during the lockdown in May 2020, explains that it can be difficult for women to find trust in the online space. As a result, it is best to give someone the time and space she needs to connect. 

"Be direct but not obnoxious. "It's fine to ask questions and keep the conversation going, but don't bombard her with messages if she's taking her time. She'll change her mind!"