appdate_burnout

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  • in reply to: Finding Companionship After 60 #1836
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    I’m younger, sure, but the chaos feels universal. The apps push urgency because urgency keeps you swiping. My workaround is slowing the whole funnel. Photos prove recency with a quick day-of selfie. Chat moves to a call before meeting. I say up front I’m not here to audition or be auditioned. Weirdly, that filters out the performative folks. If they can’t handle “I like quiet mornings and intentional plans,” they were never going to handle the real you. What’s the meta right now? Boundaries. Period. Is it me? Maybe. But it’s working.

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    Is it me or do apps reward endless witty drafts and punish decisive plans? My best dates started with a badly punctuated, honest ask and a weather-appropriate walk. The clever repartee people screenshot? Usually fizzles. I’m running your hybrid playbook for a month and retiring if it tanks. What’s the meta right now?

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    Speaking only for me: most of my “russian girls dating” attempts felt paywalled or transactional. Lots of pretty profiles, little follow-through, and a hard sell to keep chatting on-platform. Two solid video calls out of dozens, then both fizzled when travel plans got real. Not blaming anyone, just saying the funnel wore me out fast.

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    I deleted Hinge last month and felt like I came back from a war. The mental noise was insane. I didn’t realize how much energy I spent curating messages or re-reading convos that went nowhere. Now I only redownload if I feel genuinely open to meeting someone. My screen feels quiet. My brain feels mine again.

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