Such a sweet story. When I used dating apps, I would put up an average pic. No point in trying to impress others with your appearance if you want to make meaningful connections. © noiseferatu / Reddit
Your unsuccessful dating stories sound a lot like mine and honestly you are an inspiration for me! I’ve been unsuccessfully dating on and off for a lot longer than you, but for generally the same reasons. © chmtastic / Reddit
Oh my god. You’re a genius, first of all. I’m definitely gonna use this ninja technique. Secondly, this is so wholesome. I’m so happy you 2 found each other. © incognito_anxiety / Reddit
I’m married to a woman who was 90 lbs heavier when we first met. I was bold and kissed her on our first date, she ensnared me that quickly! She lost that 90 lbs in the year leading up to our wedding and I lost 50. It’s kind of a crazy bonding experience to lose weight together. She tells everyone she knows I’m legit because I loved her when she was “fat.” © 50dkpMinus / Reddit
I did something similar and only used photos of myself sweaty, in the gym (and not in a cute way) with no makeup, and exhausted. He looked at my profile and said, “Man she seems really cool and fun...”. He showed up to our first date and looked shocked. We’re engaged now. © renaissance-****ist / Reddit
I love this. I took a similar approach to online dating, where the first thing I did in my description was lay out what I see as all my worst flaws. I too had great success with the strategy. I got several great matches, and I’m over the moon happy with the one that is now my boyfriend of 7 months. I highly recommend the strategy, at least for women. It cuts down on the number of matches, so the process is a lot less overwhelming, it takes away a lot of the anxiety that you may have about your self perceived flaws, and the matches you get are much more likely to be compatible with you. © BalaclavaSportsHall / Reddit
This story just made my morning, also reading through these wholesome comments gives me such hope for humanity. I’m admittedly a hopeful romantic and it gives me such an oxytocin rush to see people in love and gushing over their partner. Love is hard to find (romantic or platonic), but when you do find it, I think it makes it all worth it. © brittanicax / Reddit

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