But I start my process by looking at a person’s eyes and smile. It’s just interesting to be able to be so blatant in our basic liking and disliking of the opposite sex (or same, or both, or whatever). I in no way feel like I am obligated to go on ANY dates with these people. I hate how it’s labeled as a “dating” or “hookup” app, as I am actually looking for someone to share in my amusement. Have you ever heard of the term ‘fangirl’?” Rule number 2: Don’t feel pressured. My description is “I am looking for someone to share in an adventure. I have several pictures depicting me from all angles, always smiling, usually crazily, one depicting my back tattoos and another standing with the Stanley Cup for a few examples. I’m cute in the “girl-next-door” type of way, though I am no beauty queen. I like an outrageous amount of pages on Facebook. To begin, I should probably give you an outline of my own Tinder profile. (Really, I have a certificate of accreditation and everything.) Rule number 1: Be yourself. This is a step-by-step guide for how to become a Tinder professional like myself. It’s pretty clear that Tinder is here to stay, and with it the “new world of dating.” Now, before you throw yourself on to this wonderful app, there are a few things that you need to consider.
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