33 Memes That Swipe Right into the Realities of Online Dating

If you're part of the wonderfully weird world of dating apps, you'll know that it really is one wild world. But! We all know how to have a much needed laugh and this week, we're going to do just that at some of the realities we all go through on dating apps. To make it happen, we've rounded up 33 memes that we can all relate to - because love in the age of algorithms is anything but conventional!

From the conversation not going anywhere, to constantly swiping left, and to mastering the art of the witty comeback, these memes highlight the quirky, unexpected, and downright hilarious elements of swiping, matching, and sometimes, sighing.

So ladies, it's time to start scrolling but before you do - brace yourselves for some real laugh out loud moments and to dive head first into the comical reality of online dating – where swiping right is just the beginning of the digital love adventure. Enjoy!

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