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A deep-dive exploring over 23,000 profiles in Tinder's dating pool has identified the most common, self-reported interests of those looking for love on the mobile app.
Men looking for that first spark of connection with a special lady may want to reconnect with their softer side: leisure interests like reading (6 percent of profiles) and casual activities like walking (9 percent), topped the list for women.
The most commonly listed interests for men tended to be on the more high-intensity side, like sports (16 percent), working out (12 percent) and hiking (5 percent).
Tinder's 'swipe-based' dating app let's users post five of their interests on their profile — and the researchers pulled this 'interest' data from 13,941 women's and 9,229 men's Tinder profiles for the new study.
Fortunately, more than a few of these interests were common to both men and women, leaving plenty of room for a more organic connection, based real interests.
Men looking for that first spark of connection with a special lady may want to reconnect with their softer side, a new study has found: leisure interests like reading (6 percent of all profiles) and casual activities like walking (9 percent), topped the list for women
The new study found that, across the tens of thousands of profiles analyzed, a total of 322 unique 'interests' appeared across all these Tinder users' profiles.
And yet, despite that vast array, the adventuring spirit was strong with most, uniting people across sex and gender: 'Travel' appeared as a
