Young people looking for love are now looking for a main thing in dating apps, and the qualities you need to get on a date may be more amazing than you think.

Recent searches of Bumblebee has suggested its users to continue avoiding stereotypical glamor and good looks, and now they want to see what people like to get a chance to date.

Research on the dating app found that 51% of singles said shots showing someone’s ability to play an unusual sport or activity are likely to encourage them to strike up a conversation.

So basically, six-pack topless photos are out, but snaps of you pacting or knitting can lead to a date.

And, as the tips are distributed, those looking for love should avoid outdated profile styles.

The things people found least attractive were the gym selfies, pouting poses, and any photos that showed a messy room in the background.



A train leaves from Tenterden station

It turns out that Gen Z even admitted that they would have been more interested in hanging out with a train observer than before.

It is also thought that Tom Daley may have something to do with the fact that 29% of millennials also said they would be open to dating someone who likes to knit.

Meanwhile, nearly 1 in 4 (22%) said having a unique hobby was one of the most sought after qualities when it comes to finding the perfect match.

The demand for an eccentric interest outweighed that of wanting to meet someone who spoke multiple languages ​​or had a talent for DIY.

Following the survey results, Bumble is now preparing to launch seven new interest badges in the coming weeks to celebrate people’s newfound love for niche hobbies including train laying, knitting, beekeeping. and many others.



A person knits in his spare time

Bumble’s sex and relationship expert Dr. Caroline West I told you“Dating, especially in the beginning, means finding things to connect with and understanding who the other person is.

“Your photos are your chance to reflect who you are, what you like and what you are looking for.

“For example, a photo from a hike could highlight your love of the outdoors, a particularly challenging achievement, or a sign that you prioritize fitness and well-being.

“Representing what makes you happy is the key to finding an authentic connection, and by highlighting your unique interests and passions, you give people an easy conversation starter.”

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