You’ve got good photos and a solid bio, but your prompts sound like everyone else’s: safe, predictable, forgettable. They’re not getting you anywhere.
And do you know why that is? Because you’re not (positively) triggering your matches into taking action.
To make it easier, we have divided these 20 prompt answers by the five positive triggers:
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1. The humor trigger (1-4): Hinge prompts that make people laugh;
2. The relatability trigger (5-8): ones that give matches that familiar feeling;
3. The curiosity trigger (9-12): prompts that urge a response;
4. The flirt trigger (13-16): prompts that create chemistry;
5. The emotional depth trigger (17-20): ones that show depth.
Let’s get to work!
1. “Unusual Skills…”
Perfect for showing your humor or hidden quirks. The stranger, the better.
- I can hold my breath underwater for about 10 minutes. So if you’re a fish, let me holler at you.
- I’ve gotten good at holding my tongue when someone disrespects me. Gotta be the bigger person.
- I can say “Hello” in 40 different languages!
- I consistently get a score of 0 whenever I go to Karaoke. Pretty neat, right?
- I can spit from impressive distances.
Avoid: Flexing too seriously. “Fluent in seven coding languages” isn’t a vibe. Keep it light and human.
2. “Dating Me Is Like…”
Iconic and funny. This one thrives on self-awareness and personality.
- Dating Nicolas Cage. Not everyone likes me, but the ones that do hate me too.
- Getting lost in a forest. I’m hairy as f@ck.
- Accidentally saying something that rhymes. You’ll feel low-key shame.
- Having your phone charge to 70% so you can finally roll to the other side of the bed.
- One of those fever dreams.
Don’t use predictable comparisons like “a rollercoaster” or “an adventure.” Everyone’s heard that before.
3. “My Most Irrational Fear…”
Humor gold. This prompt loves oddly specific answers.
- People dressed up as teens from the 2010s.
- Houses where lights turn on and off when you clap.
- Looking out my window at night and seeing nothing.
- Eyebrow razors. So small, yet so sharp.
- Men’s colognes that smell like cherries.
Avoid listing serious phobias. You’re aiming for quirky, not trauma bonding.
4. “My Best Dad Joke…”
The key to this one is timing and terrible humor.
- What eggs do they eat in hell? Deviled.
- What did the f*ckboy ghost tell his friend? Show me your BOooOoObies.
- Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because it gave ODD vibes.
- Is Mario a boob or a$$ guy? Definitely the second. He loves peaches.
- How does a stoner greet people? “High.”
Never settle for jokes that sound copied from Google. Keep it weird or personal.
5. “My Simple Pleasures…”
Use this one to show cozy energy or niche interests that make you happy.
- Decorating my house for fall and baking desserts while blasting Halloween songs.
- Finding new ways to make eggs instead of boiling or scrambling them.
- Watching creepy TikTok videos with that grainy camera quality.
- Calling friends over to play video games.
- Baking pie with my bestie, giving up, and ordering pizza instead.
Try not to say something bland like “watching Netflix” or “sleeping.” You’re trying to stand out, not list your weekend routine.
6. “I Go Crazy For…”
This one’s for obsessions, guilty pleasures, or anything that instantly makes you happy.
- Mango-flavored anything.
- Miniature cooking. Look it up on YouTube!
- Fun-shaped glasses like hearts, triangles, and hexagons.
- Axolotls. OMG, have you seen how cute they are?
- Cats. All kinds. Especially the dramatic ones.
Don’t opt for bland answers, like “food,” “travel,” or “dogs.” Get specific. That’s what makes people comment.
7. “We’re the Same Type of Weird If…”
The playful soulmate prompt that shows your quirky side.
- You change your wallpaper with the seasons.
- You collect coins from different countries.
- You still watch oddly satisfying videos on YouTube.
- Halloween is your favorite holiday.
- You love dirty jokes.
Avoid overusing inside jokes or references only you understand. People should get it without Googling.
8. “I Won’t Shut Up About…”
Your obsession prompt. Embrace it unapologetically.
- Vintage mirrors. When did we stop being so creative?
- The effect TikTok has had on attention spans.
- My tie-dye clothing phase.
- How much older people looked in the ‘50s.
- My hatred for avocado. It’s just green mush, people.
Rants are a big no-no. Passion is attractive. Bitterness isn’t.
9. “The One Thing I’d Love to Know About You Is…”
Curious, flirty, and great for inviting long answers.
- How do you tell the difference between alligators and crocodiles?
- What’s the one thing you hate about your job? This is a safe space.
- What’s something you love doing that’s “weird”?
- Your best childhood memory.
- Which Spotify playlist do you hide from the world? 👀
Don’t ask questions that are too personal too soon. Keep it fun and curiosity-based.
10. “Two Truths and a Lie…”
The Hinge classic that works best when your facts sound slightly unhinged.
- I once had a crush on a banana. I have a back tat. I’ve never been to the Bahamas.
- I speak 4 languages. I hate blue. I always listen to the same 6 songs.
- I own a tarantula. I have no mirrors. I’m a middle child.
- I minored in English. I adore baby chicks. I was school president at 16.
- I’m extremely vanilla. I have a great poker face. I can’t swim.
No obvious lies. Make it hard enough to spark debate.
11. “You Should Leave a Comment If…”
A filtering prompt disguised as an invitation.
- You love pizza or think humans are doomed because of technology.
- You call lemons and oranges cousins.
- You know basic hygiene. (Yes, that’s a low bar.)
- You have tea to spill. I live for drama.
- It physically hurts to laugh without slapping someone next to you.
Don’t make it sound like an audition. “Only message me if you meet XYZ criteria” kills the mood.
12. “Choose Our First Date…”
This one’s perfect for imagination and shared humor.
- Picnic at the beach. Sucking face in a movie theater. An all-you-can-eat buffet.
- A coffee shop and books. Buying plants. Baseball with locals.
- Summoning evils beyond our comprehension. Dinner at a nice restaurant. Shopping at the mall.
- An amusement park and me vomiting. Sushi bar and me puking. The Cheesecake Factory and diarrhea.
- Ice-skating. Assembling furniture. Leaving hate comments under celebrity posts.
Don’t play it safe. Go a little chaotic. That’s what makes people smile and respond.
13. “First Round Is on Me If…”
Flirty, playful, and competitive, this one’s designed to start a challenge.
- You can beat me in UNO online.
- You quote any TV show and I can’t guess which one it’s from.
- You can guess my favorite band. Hint: it starts with a Q. You get 3 guesses.
- You come up with a scary story that actually spooks me.
- You can come up with a pickup line that won’t kill me with cringe.
Do not overcomplicate it. The goal is to spark a quick, fun exchange, not an interrogation.
14. “I’ll Fall for You If…”
A flirty classic that shows what melts your heart or your sanity.
- You kidnap me and take me to your evil lair.
- I come home from a long day and see the house a mess. Love that.
- You’re a good small spoon.
- You watch the TikToks I send you instead of leaving me on seen.
- You reply to my risky text with an even riskier one.
Stay away from wishlist-like formats: e.g., “You’re rich” or “You’re tall.” It’s supposed to sound spontaneous, not demanding.
15. “You Should Not Go Out With Me If…”
Sarcasm works best here. Just enough chaos to make people laugh.
- You aren’t a Fred Figglehorn fan.
- You don’t think skinny jeans are a crime.
- You don’t have an alarm clock shaped like Donkey from Shrek.
- You own a Stanley, aka a waste of money.
- You’re very passionate about politics. I just can’t with you people.
Avoid making it sound mean-spirited or bitter. Keep it funny, not hostile.
16. “Together, We Could…”
Show your sense of humor or chaotic chemistry. It’s an instant conversation starter.
- Be that overly sexual couple everyone hates.
- Defeat the stereotype that couples always get sick of each other.
- Finish all of One Piece.
- Organize a protest against orange cats. Enough of their evilness.
- Be the couple who believes pigeons are government drones.
Don’t be too vague, like “have fun” or “travel.” Make it a visual or weird scenario. That’s where it gets funny.
17. “My Love Language Is…”
Sweet and emotional, this one balances wholesome and flirty.
- Staring at you in awe. You’ll get used to it.
- Cute aggression. Ever loved someone so much you wanted to bite them?
- Words of Affirmation. I’ll hype you up before you leave the house.
- Remembering tiny details so I can give perfect gifts.
- Stumbling over words because you brought me snacks.
Describe how you show love instead of turning it into a list of love languages.
18. “I Want Someone Who…”
This one shows standards and humor. Walk that fine line between sincere and playful.
- Knows how to do taxes because I’m lost.
- Can calm me down when someone gives me a backhanded compliment.
- Embraces my habit of wearing ugly underwear.
- Cries with me at the slightest inconvenience.
- Tells me bedtime stories when I can’t sleep.
Writing it like a job description is frowned upon. “Loyal, kind, driven” kills the fun immediately.
19. “I’m Looking For…”
The closer. Be honest, but don’t take yourself too seriously.
- Someone who shares snacks. I’m a foodie.
- A meme addict like me.
- A fellow gamer to break records with.
- Someone with a lot of pets, basically the human version of PetSmart.
- My other half: someone who hates Taylor Swift as much as I do.
No writing “a serious relationship.” That’s fine for the “intention” setting but boring in prompt form.
20. “I Geek Out On…”
Niche interests belong here. The geekier, the better.
- Old Cartoon Network cartoons.
- John Carpenter movies.
- WWE. Don’t laugh. It’s peak entertainment.
- Creepy songs with hidden meanings.
- The plural form of “cactus.” (Haha…cacti.)
Don’t list something broad like “movies” or “books.” Add flavor so it feels like a peek into your brain.
🌹 What Prompts Actually Got Me a Date
Every good prompt tells a story, and some end up getting you an actual date. Here are a few real examples I (and others) have used that worked:
1. “Dating me is like having 47 tabs open but still functioning.”
Someone replied, “I’m the Chrome browser you’ve been looking for.” We’ve been together ever since.
2. “My simple pleasure: rearranging my Spotify playlists instead of fixing my life.”
A match messaged, “Mood. Send me your favorite one?” Instant connection.
3. “I go crazy for mango-flavored anything.”
That one turned into a first date at a smoothie shop. The date was okay, the smoothie was divine.
4. “The one thing I’d love to know about you is which conspiracy theory you low-key believe.”
Turns out, talking about pigeons being government drones leads to great chemistry.
Each of these prompts worked because they felt like the person behind them. Not perfect, not polished, just real enough to make someone stop scrolling.
But how do you tell if a prompt is working?
1. You’re getting comments, not just likes;
2. Your messages start naturally;
3. You attract the right kind of matches;
4. You still like reading your own profile;
5. Your conversations go somewhere;
If you’re still unsure which prompts fit your personality, RizzBio’s Hinge Prompt Generator analyzes your humor, tone, and goals to write answers that actually start conversations.
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