Истории Datingapps

Aarohi has never been one for drama-but when her friends sign her up for a dating app as a joke, she's curious enough to give it a shot. Her rules are simple: no falling for guys who thrive on likes, followers, or drama. Enter Kabir, the one person who breaks all her rules. A charming social media influencer with a loyal fanbase, he's confident, frustratingly mysterious, and everything she's trying to avoid. But Kabir has a way of stirring up emotions Aarohi didn't know she had, and soon, "just one date" turns into something much deeper. As Aarohi navigates the messy world of dating in a digital age, she'll need to decide if risking her heart is worth it-even if it means swiping right for all the wrong reasons. Can Aarohi hold onto her beliefs, or will Mr. Wrong turn out to be more right than she ever expected?

A chance swipe. A wrong assumption. A first date that feels like destiny. They matched after New Year's, and within hours, she was revealing parts of herself no one had ever seen. The conversations flowed, electric and intoxicating, blurring the lines between curiosity and desire. He was charming, intelligent, and yet... a mystery. From misunderstood degrees to late-night walks, stolen kisses, and quiet confessions, their connection was intense, magnetic, and dangerously close to chaos. But the pattern emerged-push, pull, and the silence that followed. Could she trust him when the sparks between them burned so hot, yet disappeared just as quickly? Electric Silence is a story of desire, vulnerability, and the messy thrill of modern romance, where every text, call, and touch carries the weight of everything unspoken.

Zyra Daniella Gonzales and Cyan Dior Garcia, two college students from different universities, share a deep love for coffee. Their paths cross again at Café Cupid, a charming little coffee shop hidden in the heart of Intramuros, Manila, known for its warm ambiance and hand-written love notes left by customers on the walls. Three years ago, Zyra and Cyan matched on a dating app. For months, they exchanged late-night messages, shared their dreams over virtual coffee dates, and even planned to meet in person-until life got in the way. The conversations faded, and they never met. Now, fate plays its hand as they find themselves in the café, face to face. Zyra, a 4th year marketing student at Lunaris University, who always spends her afternoons at the café, lost in books and the aroma of espresso, While Cyan, a dedicated 4th year law student from Solara University, drowning himself in legal books and case notes. The weight of his studies often leaves him exhausted, but the quiet vibe of the café and the scent of freshly brewed espresso offer him a sense of comfort. Then one day, at the counter, it happens. At the exact same moment, they both place their orders-an iced Spanish latte with one extra shot of espresso. Their voices overlap, and their eyes finally meet but neither says a word. Instead, they act like strangers, silently daring the other to acknowledge their past connection. As the café becomes their silent battleground, stolen glances and unspoken words fill the air. Will they keep pretending, or will Café Cupid work its magic and give them the second chance they never expected?

Zara Derrick has never been an interest for dating apps. No one at her school had any interest till a mystery student created a dating app called "Pick Me Up". The app gave you the option to click the "I Like You!" button to see if he liked you back. Little did they know this meant multiple committed murders coming your way. Zara meets Collin Joseph, a swimmer on the Alligators' Male Swim team. She takes a liking to him, only to find out loving him means committing to deaths she never wanted. And she's the partner in crime. *Credit For Cover Is Due!!* *Credit to the beloved and talented @paintfairy for the magnificent cover!!*

"Missy, a fun loving girl; trying to mend her life, falls into the pit of dating apps. After being heartbroken, Missy takes courage to open up with strangers and go on with next phase of her life. New to this, her hesitant self is still unable to come up and always ends up with wrong guy. Blame it on fate or herself, will she ever find love?"

A descriptive short story about what it feels like to fall in love in this time! In a world of dating app, f-boys and casual dating this is the reality . We met someone on a app and it's the pressure of rather or not you will be a match with them in person. This is a story of a time it worked and two people fell in love! It's not the whole story but about the beginning and should motivate you to get on that dating app and meet someone! Cause there is hope

Alina had her shit together and she had always had a plan. Step one, she would be the first in her family to graduate from college. Step two, she'd start her career and work her way up in the company. She'd make good money, travel, and thrive. Step three, she'd find her person, settle down and have babies before she was thirty. Well, she got through about half of her plan and then the pandemic happened. Now she was 27 trying to relearn how to function socially, and failing miserably at finding her person. At least it wasn't just her that was struggling, it was her whole generation. The generation of social distance was royally fucked. Those three years they lost were key to securing jobs, meeting people, buying homes, and well being a normal adult in their twenties. As the world tried to get back to what it once was, Alina for the first time in her life did not have her shit together.

Ishika believes distance is safer than desire. Shruhit arrives quietly-an artist, inconsistent, lingering. They talk in fragments, disappear, return. When closeness finally happens, fear intervenes. What remains isn't heartbreak, but an unfinished connection-one that resurfaces occasionally, asking the same question: what if?

Dating apps are a ridiculous way to meet people and Brinne, my blithesome best friend obviously knew that. She tricked me into downloading 'Arphodite Maker' a popular dating app and forcefully swiped right on some guys. My opinion about dating apps was still the same. You swipe, you text, you meet, you hook up, you part ways. Nothing less and nothing more. Until I came across Adrian Kingdon an insanely handsome airline pilot who made my heart take off (pun intended) just with a flashing smile and literally made my day with his texts. I know what you're thinking that meeting people through dating apps is extremely cliche. Trust me, I stan you on this, but sometimes things just kinda go with the flow. What's the catch you ask? Me never being able to go back to how it was supposed to be a one time thing after developing a silly crush on Captain Handsome and him doing everything in his power to push me away. But failing miserably of course. ~~~ Loosely inspired by real life.

Isa is single after two years and downloads a dating app.

Computers and the Internet have had a tremendous impact on society. Together they have become the dominant aspect within our social, business and personal lives, and have completely altered our cultural landscape.

He's everything she's avoiding, but everything she has ever put up with in a man.

Brian is a hot, steaming pile of garbage. The kind with the flies buzzing about and has that green haze wafting off of it. How dare he break up with Zoe? And for that blond bimbo with the big knockers, no less. Zoe will show him. She will scour all the dating apps and go on a carousal of dates with questionable men until she gets over him. Who needs trash when you have Gary with the steak knife, who may or may not want to kill her?

Jean Lee led a quiet life until Bill resurfaces back into her life after ghosting her for six months. This made Jean think about her ghosting record and if she could make amends......

If there was one thing Eliza hated more than the devil, it was Alexander Hamilton. There was nothing worse than that obnoxious, loudmouth fool. But when Eliza gets matched with Alexander on a dating site, she starts to fall with the small, angry man. Her son, on the other hand, doesn't approve of this relationship. A Hamliza oneshot for Valentine's day (Cross-posted on Ao3. Art is not mine and made by rockyroller)

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This is a college au. One day ennoshita got sick of his best friend (shirabu) constantly talking about his boyfriend. So he decided to try and a dating app. He spent hours trying to match with a decent person until finally it happened. In big green letters read "it's a match!" This is also on Ao3 :)

𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐚: I'm an expert at staying invisible. I don't do feelings, and I definitely don't do people like Callum Wade. But after matching with him on an anonymous dating app, I panicked. I tried to kill the connection by making it physical. I made the offer: no strings, no feelings, just a way to get him out of my system. I thought a "no-strings" deal with an arrogant athlete would be my safety net. I didn't realize I was just handing him the rope. 𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐮𝐦: I'm the best on the ice and I know it. I don't do "complicated." When Nora asked for a way to pass the time, I took it, thinking it would be the easiest win of my life. But we both know the truth every time we match on that app. I don't just want her in my bed; I want her everywhere. ✮ Seeking an escape from the pressure, Nora turns to a new anonymous dating app. She's looking for a soul, not a face. And she finds one. The algorithm is relentless. One match leads to a blind date and a shock. Then it happens again. And again. No matter how hard they try to pull away in the real world, the app keeps dragging them back together. They were supposed to stay anonymous. But fate has a way of stripping the masks away. ✬ "And you didn't think she'd catch feelings?" "I didn't think I would."