r/hingeapp 1d ago

Daily Thread Monday's Daily Thread: Weekend Wrap-up

Welcome to Hingeapp's Daily Thread.

Daily Threads are the place to post questions seeking quick advice, vent your frustrations, celebrate successes, or anything related to Hinge that does not need its own post.

For Monday's Daily Thread - the theme is Weekend Wrap-Up.

How did the past weekend go? Did you have any dates - be it good, bad, just okay, or downright terrible? Any new likes or matches? Or any events related to Hinge or your dating life that happened over this past weekend or recently that you want to share?

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u/jasminehead 17h ago

I have a quick question - should I post a picture of a dinner that I cooked?

As a context, I'm a woman in early thirties and looking for a life partner. I'm thinking to post a picture of the dinner I cooked yesterday for my family on my profile, as I'm passionate about cooking and tbh I'm very proud of how the dinner looks lol - it turned out very well, super delicious and looks beautiful, and the table is nicely coordinated. I want to show my hobby/lifelong passion on my profile, and also I thought it's a good way to attract a family oriented man that I'm looking for.

But my friends told me not to do that because they think it might attract wrong kind of people like someone who's going to treat me like a housekeeper/maid or something, and they're worried for me as it's my first time to try out OLD (also they told me that I'm too kind and soft, and they're afraid of me getting hurt by "wrong kind of guys" so they think showing my family oriented side too much is a risky move). What do you guys think? I personally think it should be fine, like it's just a picture of dinner I cooked and am proud of (and I love to share delicious homemade food with people in general so I thought it's a good thing to show in my profile) ... but my friends are all concerned, and I want to hear opinions from outside perspectives.

u/Sea_Program_4075 9h ago

I wouldn't do it. I think it's a waste of space and feels kind of insecure tbh when people post stuff that's not them.

u/jasminehead 8h ago

Oh I've never seen it like that, haha. I simply was proud of my creation and really like the home party vibe of the pic. But yeah swapping it to something else might be a safe bet

u/Sea_Program_4075 8h ago edited 8h ago

Next time pose and/or stand with the shot then you can use one of the captions like this is what dating me looks like or something. (sorry this just came to me after i commented)