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How To Effectively Use Grindr

This will definitely help make sure your milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.

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How To Effectively Use Grindr
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If you were to name one app that involves gay men, odds are you would say Grindr. Not familiar with the app, well here is a quick explanation here. Now as a member of the Grindr community, let me just say it is interesting. The different personalities that show up in the app are so diverse it's hard to explain. But I'm not here to talk about the diverse personalities. I am here to give you tips and tricks to get that guy 3,845 feet away to slide into your dm's.

1. Get yourself a new profile picture.

Yes, I am sure your current one is great and the lighting is perfect, but clearly somethings not right with it because you are resorting to this for help. Trust me, there is nothing wrong with switching up the look of your profile.

2. Update your tag line.

You know that line of like 15 characters. Throw something up there and be creative, and don't be afraid to switch it around and update it every few days.

3. #masc4masc

We get it. Masc4Masc. You don't need it every other word on your profile.

4. Your bio should not be blank.

How do you expect anyone to talk to you if your bio is blank? Give them a look into your personality without disclosing your entire life story. Trust me this is your milkshake and it will bring all the boys to the yard.

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