They might come with a nice farmer!
Most of mine seem to be time wasters round here sadly. Or they ghost me (which is doing my head in, not going to lie).
@Latex73 finding someone local when you live rurally is really tricky, isnāt it. Muddymatches looks good, iāll have to check that one out.
You may also find there is a local dating site. there are quite a few that just cover cornwall im aware of for example.
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Yup I think unless your in a city itās kinda the same everywhere as Iāve had it all too hence why I never message anyone first to save my time on most of the ghosting stuff but still even when they do show interest they vanishā¦ Iāve come to the conclusion people are just strange lol
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Its the endless empty profiles i find frustrating. One sentence is not sufficient information about someone 
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I havenāt dated for years last time I went on the net dating it was just all getting started e harmony was around .
it looks like it is allot different now so many dating sites it looks difficult to choose nowa days. I will have to get some tips from you guys when I am ready to start dating again. Will sort my self out then have a think in a year or so.
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Yep empty profiles or ones without face photos! All are frustrating and kinda shows an insight as to what that type of user is after I guess 
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Try POF and Bumble
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Iāve tried a bunch of the usual apps, but honestly, they get old fast. I stumbled on Spam Link a while back, and itās been a nice change. People there are pretty upfront about what they want, so thereās no wasting time with endless chats that donāt go anywhere. Well, if youāre into something chill and straightforward, itās worth checking out.
I know some people personally who have met their forever partners through Hinge! Itās well set up and quite friendly from what I understand. It depends what youāre looking for though as I think Hinge is more for people looking for relationships, whereas Tinder has a big hookup culture.
Hope this helps! 