Good messages for online dating

“Your account will be CLOSED unless you reply to this message with your name, phone number, your favorite flower, how many Cheetos you can fit in your mouth at once (just curious), and if you prefer Chinese or Italian cuisine.” The messenger playfully asked for a phone number, implied plans for a date, and showed creativity with a unique format for a side-splitting message.

“This is very serious business,” the online dater warned in the message.

Maybe saying hi at a party works just fine, but online daters aren’t so easily wooed.

The Virtual Dating Assistants (Vi DA) gives a great example of the right way to give praise: “Wow… I know a lot of people groan at the mere mention of a pun, but hear me out. In my dating profile, I make it clear that I’m a huge fan of the Harry Potter series, so I’ve heard a lot of HP-related pick-up lines. Here are a few good examples: Sometimes there’s a fine line between being original and being crass. After matching on a dating app, Travis wrote the following first message: “Are you the SAT because I’d do you for three hours and 45 minutes with a 10-minute break halfway through for snacks, and then I would stare at you and think ‘Wow, I hope I don’t ruin this.'” His desired fling answered, “You ruined it before you sharpened your pencil.” Ouch.Tickld has an example that only works on someone named Kassandra: “If you remove the D from your name, it’s an anagram for the word Arkansas,” a playful online dater wrote.Kassandra answered that she’d never heard that one before.The dating site offers examples like, “Would you rather always find a parking space or always find your missing keys?” or “Would you rather be invisible or be immortal? You could ask, “Would you rather have a puppy-sized elephant or an elephant-size puppy for a pet?