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Gentleman, please. I need meaningful conversations. Both your time and mine sangat berharga, so I'd rather not spend them on conversations that lead nowhere.

I feel like some people need to take a class on which photos to post on a dating app lol some of the pictures I see from men are:
All AI 🤦🏻‍♀️ (they don’t look real, pls stop lol)
Look a bit feminine (please stop with hands on hips and duck lips)
Messy, disheveled hair
The same angle over and over
All snapchat filters (we can tell, you’re not fooling anyone)
From 20 years ago (older brothers, please please put recent, the picture quality is a dead giveaway)

Why do I only get the older posts in my feed dating to a few days? Why isn’t it organised chronologically so that I see the most recent posts and scroll down to see the older ones? Is there a fix to this? Thanks y’all

To the men who follows minor girl that lurks in this app...

Wtheck is wrong with you, sickos?

I will like to add up a word Marry instead of dating.
But this is fact, 100% true.

My honest take on Muzz.

I've been using Muzz for a while now, and here are a few observations from my experience.

First, the app itself needs work. The performance is inconsistent—sometimes everything works smoothly, while other times nothing seems to load. The filtering options also don't feel as refined as they could be.

Second, the Gold subscription doesn't offer enough value for the price. Apart from unlimited likes (which are still capped daily) and advanced filters, there isn't much that justifies paying around Rs. 5,000 for a quarterly plan. If someone is paying for a premium subscription, features like compliments should be unlimited as well (Wouldn't be renewing)

One thing I've also noticed is that profile visibility seems inconsistent. Over the last 48 hours, despite being a Gold subscriber, I've only had two profile visits. It genuinely feels like the app sometimes stops showing your profile, although I can't say for certain whether that's actually happening.

Lastly, this isn't really a Muzz problem—it's more about the people using it. Many profiles say they're "serious" about finding a life partner, but the effort doesn't match the intention. A one-line bio and conversations that never move beyond "Ahan," "Good," or "How are you?" don't help anyone. If you're genuinely serious about meeting someone, be open-minded, put some thought into your profile, and engage in conversations with open-ended questions instead of one-word replies.

Overall, I like the idea behind Muzz, but there's room for improvement—both from the platform and from the community using it.

Episode 2.

People spend months searching for the perfect person.

Very few spend the same time becoming one.

Maybe that's why good matches feel so rare.

Stay tuned.

real question : where can i find a guy like this? 🧐

Empire State Building after the proposal: am I a building or an event planner?🙄

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