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What should I write in my OkCupid profile?

by Rhyley Bryan

What should I write in my OkCupid profile?

Then you’ll be ready to tackle Okcupid’s self summary section.

  1. “What I’m doing with my life”
  2. “I’m really good at”
  3. “The first thing people notice about me”
  4. “Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food”
  5. “The six things I could never do without”
  6. “I spend a lot of time thinking about”
  7. “On a typical Friday night I am”

How do I succeed on OkCupid?

Putting her on a pedestal. Struggling to get more OkCupid dates….Let’s jump in.

  1. 1 – Don’t Build Her Up Too Much.
  2. 2 – Call Her First.
  3. 3 – Give Her A Chance.
  4. 4 – Show More, Tell Less.
  5. 5 – Assess The Competition And Steal Their Tactics.
  6. 6 – Don’t Sell Yourself Short.
  7. 7 – Personality And Rapport Matter Most.
  8. 8 – Fail Often.

How to find someone’s OkCupid profile?

Log onto OkCupid on your desktop.

  • Click on your profile thumbnail on the top right hand side of the screen.
  • where you can select “Find a User.”
  • Type in the user’s name in the box where it says search by username.
  • it will appear and you can now click on their profile.

    • How do I search for OkCupid?

    Log into your OkCupid profile. Click on your profile thumbnail (you can find this on the top right corner of your screen) When the drop-down menu appears, click on “Find a User”. You will see a white box with the words, “search by username”. Type the username here.

    Is OkCupid in Japan?

    OkCupid is another popular dating app in Japan. Like Tinder , it’s designed for finding a date. Unlike Tinder, it replaces speed with more in-depth profiles. After answering some questions, users are matched with others who are compatible. This reduces the amount of time you have to spend finding a match.

    What is OkCupid dating site?

    OkCupid is a dating website that offers instant connections to users in your area whose personality and habits match yours. Use the “Quick Match” function to immediately decide whether you “like” someone, and see if they like you back.