Swiperight Stories

Swiping right seemed too easy for Monroe David, but what happens when she swipes right on roommates?

A story of two persons that wanted attention but didn't expect something tragic happened.

Nineteen-year-old, Roxanne "Roxy" Jones spent a couple of lonely months after her boyfriend dumped her during Thanksgiving break. Now the only thing that kept Roxy occupied was college, her work, and her friends. As February approached, she couldn't help, but notice all the couples and handsome guys popping all over the place. Being so shy, she confided in dating apps to get her by. Will she have the time of life or will she waste her time? Will she find the one, or will she find out that all guys are trash? Find out as you read all of Roxy's dating adventures.

Heartbroken after a seven-year relationship, Sylvia turned to Tinder as a way to distract herself, never expecting a spark until Shayne's Super Like and honest, nervous message broke through her emotional walls. Their playful and heartfelt exchanges revealed surprising similarities, from shared cultural roots to mutual healing after recent breakups, offering Sylvia comfort and a much-needed distraction from her pain. As their connection deepened, Sylvia wondered if their bond was true compatibility or simply the shared echoes of two hearts mending.

This is my first ever story.

Take A Chance On Me | Jungkook What happens when the timid and lonely girl downloads fairy godmother - a dating app to meet a special kind of someone? One thing's for sure, a certain Jeon Jungkook has you wrapped around his sleeve of perfectly placed tattoos. Jeon Jungkook x Reader.

You never know who you're going to meet online. Especially on a dating app. Tiffany Belle is one of the many cats that is killed out of her curiosity. Having to meet Tyler Gray that night was something she had never planned on happening. Apparently, 'only here for a chat' and 'wanting to make new friends' seemed to have become invalid when it comes to Tyler.

Blake's name sounds is a "boy name". She looks like a boy. Acts like a boy. She's the bad girl. She can skateboard. She wears her red baseball cap backward, with her spiky black-and-blue hair sticking out of the hole. She wears shades and doesn't care about school, teachers, or anyone else. Until. Until her whole family is victim to a crazed, mentally-ill man going on a stabbing spree. This is the nicest way she can put it. Her parents die. Her brother and sister enter a coma. She moves away and starts at a new school. She's lonely. She starts looking for someone to make her un-lonely. Finally, someone swipes right. A boy. A boy swipes right. How real can an online relationship be?

Will a hopeless romantic girl find her true love on a dating app?

When Rose goes on a blind date with a handsome stranger, she discovers more about her inner beauty and herself as she journeys with Jest, a 22 year old, who has the cutest dimples ever! But, this isn't a cute love story, it's also a bloodcurling tragedy..

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?