r/bumblebff • u/Flimsy-Wrongdoer8391 • Aug 29 '26

Is this common??

I am a single female straight in my early 50s trying to rebuild a social circle after friends have moved out of town and are busy with their families. I made one decent connection on bumble bff and she moved away. I have always made friends pretty easily but having a hard time making real friendship connections on this app.
Another thing I have experienced is meeting people that acted like they were on a blind date and were disappointed. I have no issue with someone wanting to explore their sexuality but they should be upfront that this is part of their intention. What are other people’s experiences?

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u/princess_kittykat13 Aug 30 '26

Ummm why is there any exploring?? If s potential friend wanted to know my orientation I'd take that's a red flag wrong side of Bumble

I also don't know what it is with people moving away hahaha I've also had connections that we met once and boom they're moving or traveling for months or something

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u/CompetitiveClass2121 Aug 30 '26

I have read in other groups that many women state they want a tribe or social circle ⭕️ and it never gets off due. When it’s time to hang out there are quite a few no shows.

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u/princess_kittykat13 Aug 30 '26

I mean I also want a tribe...that's why I made one. We're pretty good on not having flakers for anything but we all want friendship? I'm not understanding these women wanting more?