Positive Singles®: Herpes Date

I can’t upload certain photos of myself due to guidelines, but half the profiles I’ve been seeing don’t even have any photos whatsoever.

This app is dry to say the least. There is nobody on there and the people that are on there are hours away from you. They expect you to pay $33 MONTHLY to be able to send messages and if you don’t pay that you cannot send messages. That is unless somebody who has paid the monthly $33 talks to you first. You can just use tinder or hinge or bumble, if you actually want a real dating experience thats not long-distance . Those other dating apps have a larger/closer population. Also, if you add. “ add me on Snapchat/insta” to your profile or use this 👻 emoji then positiveSingles staff will go into your profile and delete that sentence, because they expect you to either pay what they want, or not talk to anyone. This is the only dating app that I’ve been on that’s done that. Again, this app is not worth the $33 if they had more people on the app then OK but I’m not paying $33 A MONTH for this. I’ve met one person in four years and they were 36 hours away from me. Again you’re better off with the other dating sites. Hope this helps.🥰

I’m grateful that someone thought about creating an app for us but it doesn’t feel genuine anymore. The app has been around a long time with little to no updates for the user or features to enjoy. Using the reason of “keeping the user safe” isn’t a good enough reason for putting everything behind a pay wall. The app is not user friendly. It’s preying on vulnerable people to profit off of them. The creators use an already small population who feels limited in opportunity and gives them the bare minimum when it comes to dating apps. Matching with someone usually gives a chance to connect on other platforms but here, you have to pay to talk to someone you’ve already matched with. Yes there is a section where you can talk to strangers about what you’re going through but it’s not executed to be personalized or meaningful for everyone. It’s an excuse to keep allowing the paywall elsewhere. The entire point of creating an app to help connect people with similarities is to give them that chance to speak to one another but unfortunately you can’t do that until you pay for it. Very unfortunate being reminded that our community doesn’t get a break on stigma and we have to pay to feel normal