I’ve been online dating basically since I realized it was an option. For an article for the school newspaper my sophomore year in college, I tried to sign up for eHarmony, but I wasn’t old enough (ya gotta be 21), and so it called me "unmatchable." After crying to my mom (and um, reading the fine

It's pretty much the worst thing that can happen while you're Tinder-ing: You fall into a left-swipe stupor, passing on guy after guy. And then, you spot him: the attractive, normal-looking man who isn't showing off his abs in a bathroom mirror. Too bad your thumb has a mind of its own and next

I was sitting at a cafe on the Lower West Side with my hip, fashion-designer friend when the conversation invariably shifted back to the dating scene in Manhattan.   Excitedly, Carrie told me about this new dating app called Tinder, which instantly locates single, available men right near me. I

If you’re on Match.com or any other online dating site like my friend J, you’ve likely already learned this lesson: Men who look good on paper don’t always look good in your life. “He’s attractive, got a good job, loves dogs—but something’s just missing,” J usually laments to me after each date. I

Tinder is unquestionably the hottest mobile dating app of the moment. In case you've taken up residence under a large rock, the new app, similar to the famous “Hot or Not” website, utilizes Facebook profile information, gender preferences, and geographic location to match people based on mutually