Building a queer profile is an art form. Suddenly, I was agonizing over whether my third photo looked "gay enough" or if my bio was too niche.
Here is a write-up reflecting that experience, titled: The Great Download Building a queer profile is an art form
By day three, I had already seen my barista, my ex’s cousin, and three people I follow on Instagram. The queer community is tight-knit; dating apps just make the "two degrees of separation" feel like two inches. What Actually Happened: The Real Talk The queer community is tight-knit; dating apps just
At first, it was exhilarating. Seeing an endless scroll of people who shared my identity felt like a massive relief. But then, the "Queer Burnout" hit. But then, the "Queer Burnout" hit
It started with a nervous thumb-hover over the App Store. I’d heard the lore: is for the poets and community-seekers, HER is a lesbian/non-binary staple, Hinge is where the "serious" people go, and Taimi is the all-encompassing umbrella. I downloaded a few, feeling like I was finally unlocking a secret door to a club I’d been standing outside of for years. The Profile Crisis