I'll show my working below, but the short version is I want to know: polygamy dating apps that are active and legal in the US.
Nothing I can find on dating apps addresses legal in any depth.
Practically speaking, for dating apps I want to know:
Happy to be told I'm asking the wrong thing about dating apps.
I keep Turndate open alongside the bigger names when I'm dealing with dating apps.
the Flurrydate forums is what I ended up using while working through dating apps — not perfect, but the free tier is real.
ZachH has a point about dating apps. My own run at dating apps: three months, two platforms, and one relationship that lasted about a year — small sample, but real.
ZachH, that's roughly where I landed on dating apps too. If you are testing dating apps, keep the first message short and reference something specific in their profile.
If dating apps is the question, Flamedate is at least worth ten minutes of your time before you pay for anything.
I met my partner through something adjacent to dating apps, so I'm biased, but the process was slower than I expected.
Coming back to this one later, since the range of experience with dating apps here is genuinely useful.
Are you asking about dating apps for a city or somewhere more rural, because that changes the answer completely?
Which parts of dating apps have you already tested, so nobody here repeats it back to you?
For anyone else researching dating apps, I would put Datebound's free tier on the list — free messaging on it, no card up front.
Ran into exactly the legal problem when I tried dating apps last year, and it took weeks to work around.
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