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“I geek out on…” — For Girls:
- Pokémon: cards, episodes, t-shirts, and posters in my room—everything Pokémon!
- Yoda. I wanted to become a Jedi Master when I grew up, but I settled for a therapist.
- English accents. I genuinely love them. I feel like Queen Elizabeth whenever I throw an English accent into my daily conversations.
- I’m obsessed with learning as many digits of Pi (π) as there are. It’s my never-ending quest for infinity.
- Legos: Yep, I have been collecting Legos since I was in diapers.
- Russian literature. The heavy themes of morality and existential dilemmas resonate deeply with me.
- Vintage convertible cars. The old feeling and the smell of leather seats take me to another dimension.
- Shark Tank—I’m inspired to get on that stage one day!
- Tarkovsky movies. I don’t know any better movie directors in the whole wide world. He makes you depressed and hopeful at the same time!
- Having food on both sides of my mouth so neither side feels jealous or left out.
- The “ABBA” group. Their music moves me in a way I can only compare to my first kiss.
- Chess. Memorizing obscure endgame patterns for no reason at all.
- Learning Latin and Gaelic; I’m fascinated by the fact that one of them is already dead while the other is slowly dying.
- Drawing maps of Eldorado. If anyone in the future finds them, they will think this is a real treasure map. 👿
- Documentaries about Egyptian times. You tell me how they praised cats and I’m all about it. I’m thinking of creating a sculpture of my cat now.
- Learning the physics of black holes and how it would be possible not to shrink once we are near one.
- Rewatching Studio Ghibli films a thousand times.
- Emojis. They are the ultimate source of my communication. One emoji for every mood.
- Psychoanalyzing my dreams. I think I have become better than Jung in this department.
- Crime stories. The details, the motive, and everything that drove a serial killer to commit the crime interests me.
- Practicing calligraphy for fun.
- I’m interested in superstitions like not being able to throw eggshells without crushing them first; otherwise, it is bad luck.
- Water. I drink five gallons a day.
- Collecting Persian carpets. I already have a bunch of them. They are just so timeless.
- John of Arc. She is the ultimate historical role model for every girl.
- Science articles on genetics and epigenetics. Don’t ask me why. Or do, if you want.
- Psychology. I wanna know everything about the human mind and eventually how to heal mine.
- Fantasy movies. I can’t miss out on any fantasy movies. That’s how obsessed I am.
- Time travel, nuclear fusion, ancient wars. Every bit of an odd subject gives me the thrill of learning more.
- Minions. My whole house is filled with minion plushies. I hope this is not a turn-off for you!
- The Rick & Morty show. The ridiculous, yet very witty show makes me wanna watch it all the time!
- Cake decorating. I make like, 5 cakes per day just so I can decorate them. No, I don’t sell them!
- Fermenting kombucha. It’s oddly satisfying when it’s time to touch the gooey pink stuff.
- Visiting particularly scary caves. Not many people visit them, that’s why I like it.
- Origami. The way you can make little figurines with only paper is so fascinating.
- Cute Stickers with different colors and designs so I can put them in my scrapbook, sketchbook, or journal.
- Making my own weird phone cases. The weirder the better. Something with a “Lisa in Wonderland” kind of vibe.
- Gaming online and having gaming friends from all over the world.
- Captain America. And not just because he is hot!
- Van Gogh. I’m obsessed with his paintings and life story. I would live in his paintings if I could.
“I geek out on…” — For Boys:
- Boba Fett. He is the ultimate Star Wars character and the best part of the whole franchise.
- Dinosaurs. I have gone to every museum that showcases dinos. I’m a little bit like Ross but without the awkwardness.
- Making homemade beer. The more German, the better.
- Game of Thrones. I think even the last episode was dope.
- Bollywood movies. But the cheesy, low-production Bollywood ones.
- The Royal Family. I know every detail about them all and I’m very much interested in everything they do. I have a life though, I swear.
- Conlanging – I’m obsessed with creating a fictional language and naming it with a weird name.
- Sumo wrestling. I look at every video of sumo wrestlers and know the names of all the best fighters.
- Personality quizzes. I have already taken 50 of them and still can’t figure out mine.
- Constantinople…the thought of taking back the city thrills me.
- Spending hours creating the perfect Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
- Collecting vintage postcards.
- K-pop music. I breathe Korean music.
- Spending hours on the Endless Horse website trying to get to the bottom of it.
- Sketching intricate jewelry designs that no one would ever wear.
- Airplanes. Watching airplane takeoff videos like it’s a hobby.
- Roman Empire—reading about ancient Roman engineering marvels like Aqueducts.
- Mushrooms. Finding the weirdest-looking fungi and trying to identify them.
- I own 20 pairs of boots, in different styles, colors, and kinds—a pair for each daily personality I choose.
- Chemistry and memorizing the entire periodic table just for fun.
- Blacksmithing. Forging my own tools and selling them to random people on the street who want to level up IRL.
- Making soap—spending way too much time finding the right mold shapes for my soap bars.
- Everything about magic. Collecting antique magic props and learning their histories.
- Horror movies. The art of creating the perfect jump scare.
- The Sherlock Universe. Collecting editions of Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories, including rare prints.
- Dimensions. Learning about how different dimensions might interact and influence each other.
- Endangered species. I love learning and sharing facts about their conservation to these species fighting for survival.
- Historical fashion trends; I can talk about corsets and 19th-century dresses for hours!
- DIY home projects. I wanna change everything in my house every two weeks.
- Scrapbooks. Nothing like tangible memories.
- Different prehistoric species. I am fascinated by all the prehistoric species like mammoths, flying reptiles, giant dragonflies, etc.
- DC comic lores— especially the Batman’s Rouges gallery.
- Everything that’s about Lord of the Rings. My favorite characters are Samwise and Gandalf.
- Kitchen stuff. Appliances (big and small), cooking techniques, utensils, everything!
- Saxophones—I’m a huge nerd for them. I play, collect, and obsess over every type I can get my hands on.
- Spider-Man. I own every Spider-Man suit collection, comic book, and multiverse movie.
- Fairies. I know everything there is about these mythic creatures. Whether it be folklore, art or just daydreaming about them.
- Trains and planes. It’s always so exciting to share useless facts whenever someone brings them up in a conversation.
- Theory crafting. I love dissecting game mechanics and investing strategies, either for video games or tabletop RPGs.
- Cults—exploring the stories and beliefs that draw people in is endlessly intriguing.
How to answer the ‘I geek out on” Hinge prompt:
Think about your passions and what truly excites you—whether it’s a favorite TV show, unique hobby, or fixation on a specific topic.
Instead of just saying you love a particular video game or TV show, dive into the details—mention specific characters, the genre, or the moment that sparked your obsession.
To know what to write, first, you must know what you are. Here are some examples:
- Tech Enthusiast → Someone who geeks out on technology, coding, or any latest gaming trends.
- Otaku → Someone who is obsessed with anime series and films; they know every anime out there and own any manga there is.
- History Nerd → Someone passionate about historical events, such as the Roman Empire, ancient wars, Vikings, etc.; they know every detail and fun facts.
- Sci-Fi Buff → Knows every sci-fi movie and loves scientific stuff; they thrive for Star Trek movies, Dune, or any other sci-fi genre.
- Gamers → Obsessed with video games; these people own the latest video games and are also pros at knowing video game releases.
This will make it much easier to identify what you geek out on and choose what fits best for you.
Welcome your inner nerd: Speak only geek language!
By embracing your inner nerd, you increase your chances of finding like-minded matches who share like-wise unique, geeky obsessions.
To attract more matches and make a lasting impression, embrace the language you’re most comfortable with.
Show enthusiasm: Speak about what you like as if it is the main thing in your life. This shows off the true geek in you.
Inside out: You are a true geek if the things you geek about are also present in your daily life: a plushie, keychain, or the way you dress.
Geek Language: Use codes, specialized vocabulary, jargon, and movie quotes that resonate with you.
Don’t hesitate to dive deep into your own world—someone perfect is waiting on the other side of the screen for you.
RizzBio is always here for you if you need any help building a dating profile that attracts qualitative, like-minded matches you will click with instantly.
Just tell us what you like being a dork about! I look forward to the time when we meet again.
Until then, keep the time machine running!
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