The “The way to win me over is” Hinge prompt lets you expand upon your preferences from the get-go, so that you don’t waste your time later on.
However, it’s not as easy as it sounds: some rules need applying if you want the perfect answer!
Emotionally deep answers for low-key softies
1. To talk things out when we argue instead of bailing on the whole conversation. Greenest flag.
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2. Waking me up with smooches…and coffee.
3. Showing me off to your friends. Nothing more adorable than an appreciative person!
4. Talking to me for hours on end about something you’re passionate about.
5. Through self-love. If you love yourself, that shows you’re capable of loving another person too.
6. To show me you care. Remembering my birthday, asking me how I’m doing, and other small acts.
7. Giving the things I like a try for my sake.
8. Making an effort to get along with my friends and family. That honestly shows me your intentions with me are not superficial.
9. Owning up to your mistakes instead of trying to manipulate the situation.
10. Dates where you invite me over to try out home-cooked dinner!
11. Having me as a priority instead of an afterthought!
12. Through PDA. Some find it annoying, but it’s my love language.
13. To have deep conversations with me.
14. Having opinions you stick by no matter what. I love me someone who does not back down.

15. A healthy level of confidence.
16. Sending me pictures throughout the day that remind you of me!
17. By buying me silly, little knick-knacks that have no use other than looking cute.
18. Physical affection: hugs, kisses, and snuggles!
19. Paying attention while I talk instead of being on your phone 24/7.
20. To help me out when I need it, whether it be physical or emotional. Huge green flag.
21. Through consistent communication. It is the key to my heart.
22. Not shying away from compliments. I see people trying to act nonchalant, and I’m like??? Why??
23. To tell me what’s on your mind. Emotional maturity for the win!
24. Showing respect to everyone, not only me.
Answers with an eccentric charm to them
1. Cuddles while we watch a horrible movie and make fun of the directors for the dumpster fire they created.
2. One meme at a time.
3. To take a week to text me back and when you do, it’s a dry text saying you were busy. Repeat it for maximum efficiency.
4. To agree with me on even my most controversial takes.
5. Letting me have the last slice of pizza without even asking.
6. To hate the people I hate without even knowing the reason behind it. Seriously, even if I’m in the wrong.
7. To understand my Brooklyn Nine-Nine quotes, which make up, like, 70% of my vocabulary.
8. Not to have a Hinge account to begin with. Oh, yeah. What about that paradox?
9. Saying “Look at all those chickens!” when we see a group of pigeons. Niche reference.
10. By playing farming video games with me.
11. By being honest if a piece of clothing isn’t flattering me. But not so honest that I cry.

12 Not to talk to me about politics. Gosh, why is everyone suddenly a politician?
13. 6 words: “I got you something to eat.”
14. To save me from a burning building in a firefighter uniform…jk, the way to win me over is through consistency and effort.
15. Don’t text me saying stuff like “You up?” at 3 am. Is that too much to ask for?
16. To make a list going over the Pros & Cons of dating me, Ross style.
17. Don’t talk to me in a baby voice. Ew.
18. By not telling others we met on a dating app if we do end up hitting it off.
19. To send me ‘80s song recommendations. Newer music just isn’t doing it for me.
20. Getting me figurines of my favorite characters.
Memorable and slightly nerdy (but cute) answers
1. By debating which time-travel movie makes the most sense.
2. Just build me a playlist that maps to the five stages of falling in love: scientifically or emotionally, your choice.
3. By knowing your Hogwarts house and your Myers-Briggs, and using both to psychoanalyze our situationship.
4. Suggesting names for my future plants. They have to be inspired by Star Trek captains.
5. By having a strong opinion about whether aliens have visited Earth, and making me question mine.
6. Beating me at chess and then acting smug until I challenge you to trivia night redemption.
7 By noticing the reference in my Wi-Fi name and replying with one even better.
8. By texting me mid-week with a random science fact that somehow flirts with me.
9. Solving escape rooms with me while pretending it’s training for a zombie apocalypse.
10. Ranking Studio Ghibli films with the seriousness of a national debate.
11. By showing up to a second date with a handmade crossword puzzle where all the clues are inside jokes.
12. Co-writing fanfiction of our first date but turning it into a spy-thriller AU.
13. By teaching me how to code something dumb and romantic, like a virtual magic 8-ball that always says “yes”.
14. By arguing over whether The Matrix is a love story or just good sci-fi.
15. Secretly learning a bit of Elvish just to roast me in Tolkien-ese when I’m being dramatic.

16. By noticing the books on my shelf and casually recommending a title that wrecks me emotionally for days.
17. Letting me read your old Reddit posts and then making fun of mine in return.
18. Memorizing the Konami code just in case life turns into a video game one day.
19. Asking me the difference between a black hole and a wormhole just to watch me geek out.
20. By bringing up obscure mythology over drinks and casually tying it into our astrological compatibility.
21. By casually using a math pun in conversation, then pretending you didn’t notice you were that smooth.
22. Watching a bad sci-fi movie with me and seriously rewriting the plot mid-viewing like we’re the new writers.
23. Helping me build a Rube Goldberg machine just to turn off the lights at the end of the night.
24. By knowing that Pluto is technically not a planet and still being sad about it with me.
25. By creating a conspiracy theory together. Not about the government, just about why we were clearly meant to meet.
Playfully romantic & adventurous answers
1. By pretending to be my talent agent at a bar just to hype me up to strangers who didn’t ask.
2. Suggesting we fake a breakup mid-dinner just to see how loudly the couple next to us gasps.
3. By daring me to do something mildly illegal and then immediately offering to be my alibi on a typical Sunday.
4. Turning grocery shopping into a spy mission where we each have a code name and a secret objective.
5. By picking a random couple across the room and narrating their entire life story with me like we’re hosting a soap opera.
6. Challenging me to a flirt-off in public and refusing to back down, even when it gets dangerously cheesy.
7. Sneaking snacks into a movie like we’re smuggling state secrets.
8. Pretending we’re rival art thieves while browsing a museum and accusing me of trying to double-cross you.
9. By convincing a waiter it’s our 5-year anniversary even though we just met last week.
10. Walking past real estate listings and arguing over which mansion we’d fake-buy with our imaginary fortune.
11. By making bets on completely random things during dinner, like which table will get their food first.
12. Pulling me into dance-offs in random places like we’re equally weird extras in a musical.
13. By making a shared Notes app filled with fake business ideas we’d pitch on Shark Tank purely for chaos.
14. Convincing people at a party that we met in an underground escape room in Prague.
15. By getting us kicked out of IKEA for building a fake studio apartment and “moving in”.
16. Sneaking out of a boring event together.
17. Designing a ridiculous secret handshake that we treat with seriousness.
18. Sending me an unhinged text during a meeting just to make me laugh and get side-eyed by my boss.
19. By talking our way into an invite-only event like we belong there, and then leaving early just because we can.
20. Helping me convince a barista we’re exes on good terms, catching up for the first time in years.
21. Making up lies about how we met each time someone asks. I’m looking for someone creative.
22. By playing wingman for me in scenarios where I’m not even trying to flirt just to see what happens.
23. By convincing a stranger to take our “engagement photos” at sunset even though we’re just killing time before tacos.
24. Helping me crash an open house, fake-married, asking suspiciously specific questions like “how’s the panic room?”.
25. By using walkie-talkies to communicate across the aisles at Target.
Your Answer Tells Hinge Users a Lot About You
Ultimately, this prompt serves as an indicator as to what your type is, and in return, it tells others what type of person YOU are.
For instance…
- If your answer is something like “The way to win me over is to buy me pretty flowers.”, most would assume you are romantic;
- If it’s something along the lines of “The way to win me over is by making me laugh.”, then you’re most likely down-to-earth;
- And if you reply with something like “The way to win me over is through expensive dates.”, you’re most definitely a tad more high-maintenance.
– What I like to do while writing a prompt answer is read it back to myself to see how it might sound to fellow dating app users. For this specific prompt, I highly suggest you avoid 3 things in particular:
1. Asking for the impossible.
I’m talking about asking for expensive gifts or dates. If your match gives you what you want, then it’s cool! But not every Hinge user is Elon Musk.
Not judging here of course because everyone has different standards, but appearing too materialistic may hurt your chances of gaining matches.
2. Wanting too many things.
“Okay so, the way to win me over is by serenading me, getting me roses for our first date, spelling my name with fireworks, …”
I assure you users will not make it past your first request because what dating app prompts require is NOT 100% honesty. It’s more so a way to test our wit. With that being said, choose only the most important things.
3. Being TOO cheesy.
There’s a level of cheesiness that’s acceptable, and you mustn’t overdo it…unless you want people to cringe.
I’m not telling you to pick a corporate answer, but maybe avoid telling your matches the only way to win you over is by acting exactly like how Ryan Gosling did in The Notebook.
If you’re all out of ideas, you can rely on RizzBio to come up with the perfect answer that reflects your turn-ons!
Date smart!
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