FAQs

To keep the conversation interesting, share stories, ask about their experiences and opinions, and use humor when appropriate. Be an active listener and show genuine interest in what they’re saying.

Signs of interest may include prompt responses to your messages, asking questions about you, and engaging in meaningful conversations. However, keep in mind that some people may be shy or reserved, so it’s not always easy to tell.

To end a conversation politely, express that you’ve enjoyed the conversation but need to go. You can say something like, “I’ve had a great time chatting with you, but I have to go now. Let’s continue this another time.” Be respectful and leave the door open for future conversations.

Rejection is a natural part of online dating. It’s important to handle it gracefully. If someone is not interested, thank them for their time and move on. Don’t take it personally, as it often has more to do with compatibility than your worth.

You can start a conversation by mentioning something from the person’s profile that caught your attention. It could be a shared interest or a compliment about their profile picture. Starting with a friendly greeting is also a good approach.

There’s no strict rule, but it’s generally a good practice to respond within a reasonable time frame, such as a few hours to a day. It shows you’re interested and respectful of their time.

Video chatting can be a good idea to verify the person’s identity and feel more comfortable before meeting in person. It adds an extra layer of safety and connection.

Good conversation starters include asking open-ended questions about their interests or hobbies, discussing common experiences, or sharing a funny anecdote. Avoid generic greetings like “Hi” and try to be unique and engaging.

Red flags include overly personal or invasive questions, requests for money or personal information, inconsistent or evasive answers, and disrespectful or aggressive behavior. Trust your instincts and proceed with caution if something feels off.

It’s best to ask for a date when you feel a connection and have had a few meaningful conversations. Don’t rush it, but also don’t wait too long to move from online chatting to in-person meeting.