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For those who have tried video dating on apps, how does it compare to traditional texting or chatting before meeting up? Do you find it helps build a connection faster, or is it more awkward? I’m curious if it’s worth giving it a try.
maybe that’s true, because in correspondence you won’t understand the true mood of the interlocutor, but in video it’s easier to determine
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I’ve tried video dating on a couple of apps, including some casual dating sites, and overall, I’d say it has some clear advantages over just texting or chatting. Seeing someone face-to-face, even through a screen, helps you get a better sense of their personality, energy, and communication style. It cuts through a lot of the guesswork that comes with texting, where tone can be misunderstood. In my experience, video chats helped build a connection faster and made the first in-person meeting feel more natural—like we’d already broken the ice. That said, it can feel a little awkward at first, especially if you’re not used to video calls. But most people seem to warm up quickly. If you’re on the fence, I’d say it’s definitely worth trying at least once. Worst case, it’s a short call. Best case, you find someone you really click with before investing time in a date.
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