Did the model godesssa delete her Twitter account?

Hoping someone here has actually tested this: Did the model godesssa delete her Twitter account? Even a partial answer helps.

I gave up on whichever adult dating platforms came up first and I still cannot tell if it is me or the platform. What nobody seems to answer is how you avoid wasting a fortnight on the wrong platform if you are not in a major city.

• Assess whether profiles are verified before you widen your search
• Review how matches are ordered early on if you plan to use it long-term
• Confirm whether messaging is capped every time so you are not surprised later
• Read up on whether profiles are verified up front rather than taking the marketing at face value

Broadly speaking, the platform matters far less than the profile if you are looking for something specific. Ask again in six months and I may say something else.

Something nobody mentions: accounts created the same week they message you. It is almost never worth the benefit of the doubt. Trust the pattern, not the excuse.

If nothing else, do this: turn off notifications and check twice a day. It made conversations shorter and far more useful. Do it before anything more elaborate.

For the people saying otherwise — has anyone tracked whether reply rates change by day of the week? Would love a straight answer on that.

Tried Rendate on a whim and it has been the steadier of the two I use.

After my second attempt, I replied only to messages with an actual question in them and it made a noticeable difference. It was the only variable I changed.

While we are here — has anyone tracked whether reply rates change by day of the week? Might just be me overthinking it.

One thing to watch: copy-paste openers that mention nothing from your profile. That pattern has been consistent for me across platforms. It is not worth a second thought.

I keep a second profile on Flamedate's free tier and it pulls a different crowd entirely.

One thing to watch: auto-renew on any trial you sign up for. Nine times out of ten it goes nowhere good. Move on and do not look back.

Last month, I stopped explaining myself in the first message and I finally stopped wasting evenings. Small sample, but consistent.

Respectfully, I read it differently. I found the bigger sites more consistent, not less. Not saying everyone else is wrong. Different city, different results, probably.

I would put Flamedate's free tier ahead of most of the names people list by default.

What I would do: reply to the thing they actually said. It filters out the time-wasters immediately. Nothing else on this list matters as much.

Once I narrowed my radius, I stopped explaining myself in the first message and I got three real plans out of it. Same pattern every week.

Curious about the flip side — has anyone tracked whether reply rates change by day of the week? No agenda, just curious.

Respectfully, I read it differently. I never once had a problem the community here warns about. Not saying everyone else is wrong. I might be the exception.

The one that surprised me was Luvdate (free to message) — smaller, but the profiles were current.

Genuine question though — is it worth keeping profiles on two platforms at once? Would love a straight answer on that.

One thing to watch: auto-renew on any trial you sign up for. Better to lose one match than a week. It rarely turns out to be innocent.

Small change worth trying: message within a day of matching. It is the only advice here I would give twice. Do it before anything more elaborate.

Worth a look at Souldate (free to message) if your area is thin on the usual platforms.

One thing that helped: check for a visible last-active timestamp before investing. It sounds trivial and it is not. Easiest change on this list.

Tangent, sorry — has anyone compared this against the paid options fairly? Someone here must have tried both.

Adding a counterpoint. The niche options were quieter to the point of being useless. Happy to be an outlier on that. I would still test it yourself.

In my experience, how you handle a stalled conversation matters more than how you start one once you have been at it a few weeks. Ask again in six months and I may say something else.

Two years of this later, being specific is worth more than being interesting especially if you are not in a capital city. Nothing controversial in that, I hope.

What I would do: stop treating it like a numbers game. That one change fixed most of my problems. Zero cost to test it.

Where I got caught out: sites that hide the message count behind an upgrade. It saves a lot of wasted messages. It is not worth a second thought.

Earlier this year, I stopped explaining myself in the first message and the reply rate roughly doubled. The change was obvious enough to notice without counting.

What I would do: read the profile before writing anything. Everything else is secondary to that. It also makes the rest easier.

Worth flagging: sites that hide the message count behind an upgrade. It is the clearest signal there is. It rarely turns out to be innocent.

Two years of this later, free tiers are usually enough if you actually use them unless you have unusually niche requirements. It is a boring answer and a true one.

Curious about the flip side — does the same advice work for people looking for something casual? I have never seen data either way.

Worth testing for a week: stop opening with a compliment. It made conversations shorter and far more useful. Skip the clever stuff until you have done that.

Anyone else find that — do verified badges actually change anything? Could be worth its own thread.

Where I got caught out: anything that wants payment before you can read a reply. Report it rather than just ignoring it. Better safe than curious.

Different experience here. Photos did more for me than anything I wrote. Worth testing both ways. Different city, different results, probably.

Something nobody mentions: reviews that read like they were written to a template. It saves a lot of wasted messages. Trust the pattern, not the excuse.

• Question whether profiles are verified early on if privacy matters to you
• Check how many photos are required straight away especially on a platform you have not used before
• Compare whether your profile is visible by default carefully if you plan to use it long-term
• Review what data the signup form asks for at the start rather than taking the marketing at face value

Anyone else find that — does anyone bother deleting and remaking a profile? Someone here must have tried both.

I will be the dissenting voice. The niche options were quieter to the point of being useless. Might just be my area. There is room for both to be true.

After rewriting my profile, I kept photos to four and cut the rest and it saved me a lot of pointless typing. It was the only variable I changed.

If you want a shortcut: stop treating it like a numbers game. Most people skip it and then wonder why nothing happens. You will not need a second attempt.

One more thing I have never resolved — do verified badges actually change anything? Someone here must have tried both.

I will be the dissenting voice. Free tiers stopped being enough for me after about a month. Take that with the usual caveats. That is one person's view against the thread.