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The people you’ve crossed paths with most recently will be at the top, meaning if you go on during your lunch-break you’ll inevitably happen upon your colleagues.69 - Dorchester, Dorset Good company with great sense of humour , need someone to share life , fun and laughter with . I am good listener and am keen to embrace life and make the most of every...72 - Settle, Yorkshire - North Become friends, share interests, have fun and explore together what life has to offer us " From Hell, Hull and Halifax may the good Lord deliver us" - a Thieves Litany from the Middle Ages. Saga Dating is an online dating service that'll help you find and connect with people like you.Recent years have seen an explosion of dating apps, and there seem to be incredibly niche ones launching every day. For some people, swiping through fellow singles and potential romantic partners is merely a bit of fun and a way to entertain themselves during TV ad breaks.If you wear glasses or are into people who do, try Spex, for example. But whether you’re after a meaningful relationship or just some casual dates, there’s an almost overwhelming number of dating apps from which to choose nowadays.It’s super quick to join – you simply upload some photos and an optional bio, set your age and distance preferences, and away you go, swiping left or right on potential suitors.As one of the most popular apps, your pool is likely to be huge and people do actually have conversations on Tinder – in our experience, it’s the app that leads to the most actual dates too.The app also tells you how many times you’ve crossed paths with each person, meaning you quickly learn who your neighbours are (I have in the past recognised a man in my street and been unable to place him before realising I’d seen him on Bumble and we’d crossed paths 167 times).Unfortunately there’s no way of searching by time or location so if you don’t go on the app straight away you may never be able to find that cute girl from Pret – in a big city you cross paths with so many people every day, so Happn can be a bit overwhelming. Match: Free app but membership costs £29.99 for one month Match feels like a step-up from the more casual dating apps in that the sign-up process takes a while and membership isn’t free – £29.99 for one month seems expensive, but the price per month decreases significantly if you sign up for longer (if you sign up for six months, it equates to £12.99 a month).However there are also plenty of people using Tinder just for hook-ups.You can pay money for premium features including Tinder Passport (the ability to swipe through matches elsewhere in the world, say, before a trip) and Rewind, for those times when you swipe left too hastily and immediately regret it.You can then “like” different aspects of someone’s story, be that a picture or one of their answers – you only get a handful of likes a day though.It made a nice change to have lots of information about people including little quirky details, and you can actually specify details such as the height range of the people you're shown.There's also Tinder Feed, which is a part of the app where you can see when your matches add new pictures to their profiles, just leading to rekindling of old conversations. Bumble: Free Bumble is much like Tinder but with one key difference: only women can start the conversations after a match is made.The idea behind it is to save women from receiving leering advances or cringey chat-up lines from men, and it also takes the pressure off guys to start conversations.