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But how do you strike up a convo in a way that',s fresh and... 50+ Expert-Backed Dating App Conversation Starters. This article was written by Lisa Shield and by wikiHow staff writer, Dev Murphy, MA.
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Lisa Shield is a love and relationship expert based in Los Angeles. She has a Master's degree in Spiritual Psychology and is a certified life and relationship coach with over 17 years of experience. Lisa has been featured in The Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, LA Times, and Cosmopolitan. There are 8 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. This article has been fact-checked, ensuring the accuracy of any cited facts and confirming the authority of its sources. This article has been viewed 117,861 times. You’ve matched with the cutie of your dreams on Bumble or Tinder—now all that’s left to do is slide into their DMs! But how do you strike up a convo in a way that’s fresh and original, and how do you keep the conversation going? To help you make a positive and lasting first impression, we’ve assembled expert tips for breaking the ice on a dating app, plus over 50 customizable scripting ideas to help get you started. Get ready to meet your soulmate! This article is based on an interview with our professional dating and life coach, Lisa Shield. Check out the full interview here. Things You Should Know. Ask your match questions about something they wrote in their profile to show you’re interested in them and share their interests. Play “Would You Rather”—it’s a fun way to learn more about one another and see if you’re compatible. Be direct and ask what they’re looking for in a relationship, or share what you’re looking for. Ask them about something they put in their profile. “So you were in Maine over the summer? I’ve never been! What’s it like?” “Ah, so nice to meet someone else who loves Buddy Holly as much as I do! What’s your favorite song?” “Your dog is adorable! What’s her name?” “Correct me if I’m wrong, but is that Nicky’s Thai Kitchen in the background of one of your pics?? I love that place! What’s your fave thing to order?” “Didn’t think I’d meet another University of Akron grad here! What did you study?” “You work at an art museum? That’s so interesting! What’s that like?” Reader Poll: We asked 378 wikiHow readers how they initiate conversations with people online, and 49% said they talk about something on their profile. [Take Poll] Advertisement. Play “Would You Rather.” “. be a dog or a flower?” “. live for 20 years or live for a hundred years?” “. live by the ocean or in the forest?” . get up early or stay up late?" [3] X Research source “. have 10 kids or no kids?” “. spend the next 20 years as a student, or as an employee?” “. live in a world where there is no crime or no privacy?” “. live next-door to your parents or live on the other side of the world from them?” “. drink coffee or tea forever?” “. know everything about one thing or a little bit about everything?” Ask open-ended questions. Open questions give them the chance to say whatever they want. This will help you learn more about them—and it’ll take some pressure off of you to be a great conversationalist! Ask broad questions and follow up with prompts that indicate you’re invested, like “Tell me more about that!” It's a great way to get someone to open up and feel more comfortable. [4] X Expert Source. Stay on topic rather than jumping from new question to new question, or else it could come off like an interrogation. ( "What's your family like? What's your job like? Where did you grow up?" ) [5] X Expert Source. Advertisement. Ask what they’re looking for. Make sure you're looking for the same thing from the get-go. There’s no harm in being proactive with your icebreaker! Ask what they’re looking for in a relationship ( if they’re looking for a relationship) to help you determine if it’s worth pursuing a first date with them. [8] X Expert Source. “So, what brings you to the dating app world?” “Are you more interested in a deep connection or just a casual thing?” “Do you see yourself settling down eventually?” “Can you describe your ideal partner?” “What does your ideal romantic future look like?” “What are you looking for in a relationship?” “Are you looking for something serious?” Talk about what you’re looking for in a relationship. Let them know what your intentions are off the bat. If you're hesitant to ask them what they’re looking for, just let them know what you’ve got in mind yourself! [9] X Expert Source. “Hey there! I’m looking for something that has potential to become a long-term thing—that OK with you?” “Hi! I just moved to town and would love to meet some new people and get the lay of the land.” “What’s up? If you’re looking for a chill situation, I’m your gal.” “I just want to say off the bat, I think you’re super cute but I’m not looking for anything serious at the moment, hope that’s all right.” “Yo! Glad we matched. Just want to say I’m looking for a real connection here. No sweat if you don’t vibe with that, but I wanted you to know!” “Hey there, just wanted to say I recently got out of something serious, so I’m not really looking for anything too deep at the moment!” “Hi!
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