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Online dating apps have become so popular that even people who don't use Tinder know the meaning of ‘swiping right’. It's no wonder, not only do we spend more time than ever online, but online dating has enabled people to meet possible partners that they wouldn't meet otherwise. However, stories of being ghosted or meeting beautiful but incompatible people happen more often than singles would like. So, how can someone figure out if they're truly compatible with their matches?

Compatibility vs Chemistry

It’s essential to understand the difference between compatibility and chemistry. Many people believe these two concepts mean the same thing and are interchangeable. But that's not true, as both are needed to have a long and happy relationship. Read More…

Going on a first date is exciting, but also very nerve-racking. Regardless of whether you’ve only ever exchanged a few messages or if you’ve been texting for a while, meeting your date face-to-face for the first time is always an experience that can go really well or really wrong. One of the worst things that can happen is falling into an extended period of awkward silence where neither of you know what to say. This may happen because you just don’t ‘click’, or it may be because you’re both introverts and have a harder time carrying a conversation. If the issue is the latter, then you might be missing out on your potential soulmate. However, there are plenty of ways to prepare for a first date, and a sure way to keep the conversation going is to always have a list of questions to use as backup. Read More…

Finding ‘The One’ can take a long time, and after several failed dates it's just natural to feel worn out. That's the best time to read some online dating success stories. Not only are they a good read, but they're also perfect for putting your head back into the game. If other people were able to meet their significant others online and if those relationships are thriving, surely you'll also have your opportunity. An excellent place to find these kinds of stories is Reddit. There are even dedicated threads where dozens of Redditors share their experiences. Throughout this article, you'll find some of our favorites. Read More…

Love them or hate them, self-help books are here to stay. If children's books are ignored, they make up more than 30% of the 50 best-selling books on Amazon. From reaching financial stability to improving ourselves as human beings, there's a title for each one of our needs. And naturally, one of the recurring subjects is dating – online dating, specifically.

Whether you're venturing into online dating for the first time or you're a veteran swiper, there are valuable lessons to be learned from these kinds of books. And although there are countless blog articles on the subject – some of them on our own website – sometimes you just want to have all that information in one place as well as the pleasure of flipping through pages. There are plenty of books in this genre out there, so we’ve put together a short list of three recommended books that provide practical advice or just some inspiration. Read More…

The dating landscape has rapidly changed in the last few years. Online dating websites were once seen as the place desperate daters would turn to as a last resort; now they’re considered mainstream. Almost 50 million people have tried a dating app or website at least once during their lives, and contrary to what many believe, daters are searching for serious relationships. In 2019 alone, 17% of new American marriages started with a message nervously sent on a dating website. With these numbers, it's easy to understand why American singles are turning more and more to algorithms to find love instead of family or friends. Not only is there a larger pool of possible love interests, but some dating websites like eHarmony or Match.com connect people with similar pursuits, beliefs, and personalities. Read More…

The coronavirus outbreak came unnoticed and was stronger than any previous virus. Within a couple of weeks, people around the world found themselves in quarantine, fighting a war where instead of sending soldiers to a foreign country, people are staying home and keeping social interactions to a minimum. But while being indoors 24/7 can be quite boring, it's the perfect time to do everything you’ve been putting off due to lack of time, including sorting out your dating life. Yes: most dating spots are closed, but that doesn't mean you can't meet new people and – who knows? – maybe even find the love of your life. Fortunately, dating apps are here to help, and you only need to overcome your fears and show a bit of creativity to make a date go smoothly and successfully. Read More…

JSwipe has been bringing Jewish couples together since 2014. Users can filter future dates by their Judaism branch and ensure that they start off on the right page. Although the app already offers considerable features for free, upgrading to a paid subscription is necessary to enjoy it fully, and it's possible to get some good deals by committing to longer billing cycles. Users going for a quarterly subscription pay only $14.99 per month – a 40% discount – while committing to a yearly plan nets a healthy 60% discount, costing users only $9.99 per month.

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JSwipe is considered the number-one dating app for Jewish singles all over the world. With more than one million users, your other half might easily be lurking somewhere within the app. Unlike other dating companies, JSwipe offers enough tools to find your soulmate for free. It's possible to visit profiles, see pictures, and even send messages through its built-in chat. What’s more, users can filter future dates by Judaism branches or whether they follow a kosher diet.