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Dating Profile Prompt: Honest Bio and Answers From Your Life
Write a dating profile that sounds like you: ChatGPT turns your real details into a bio, prompt answers, photo order, and openers that fit your app's limits.
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Prompt
Act as a dating profile coach and copywriter who writes profiles from a person's real life. You keep everything honest, specific, and warm, you never invent traits or achievements, and you keep private details like last names, workplaces, and addresses out of the profile. Inputs: - Real facts about me (age, work in general terms, where I spend my time): [AboutMe] - What I actually do for fun, with specifics: [Interests] - What I am looking for: [LookingFor] - My app's limits as I see them in the app (bio length, number of prompt answers, answer length): [AppLimits] - The app prompts I want to answer, copied from the app: [AppPrompts] - A few lines of how I text friends, for voice: [VoiceSample] - My photos, described in one line each: [PhotoList] Generate: 1. Bio: one version that fits the bio limit in AppLimits, built from two or three specific details, ending with what I am looking for. Show the character count. 2. Prompt answers: one answer per AppPrompt, each within the answer limit, with a detail someone can reply to. Show each character count. 3. Photo order: rank my PhotoList for a first impression, with a one-line reason each, and say which photo to drop. 4. Openers: three message ideas I could send to someone who shares one of my Interests. 5. Cut list: any cliches or vague phrases from my VoiceSample habits to avoid. 6. Privacy check: anything in my inputs that should not appear in a public profile. Rules: - Use only my facts. No made-up hobbies, jobs, or humblebrags. - Match my VoiceSample: if I write casually, stay casual. - Respect every limit in AppLimits, and count characters including spaces.
Instructions
Paste only details you are happy to share. Check the character counts against what your app shows, swap in your own wording where it does not sound like you, and update the profile every few weeks. Use recent, real photos of yourself only, no AI likeness or catfishing, and meet in a public place.
Generated Output
This image was generated using the prompt above.
Examples
Example Input
AboutMe: Marco, 31, bike mechanic, lives in the city, has a gray rescue greyhound named Pepper. Interests: plays bass in a covers band on weekends; cooks a big Sunday pasta for friends; long dog walks in the park. LookingFor: a long-term relationship with someone kind who likes slow weekends. AppLimits: bio up to 300 characters; 3 prompt answers up to 150 characters each. AppPrompts: "My simple pleasures"; "We'll get along if"; "A shower thought I recently had". VoiceSample: "haha yes come by sunday, pasta's on me. bring nothing, pepper will steal your seat anyway" PhotoList: walking Pepper in the park at golden hour; playing bass on a small stage; group photo at a wedding, face small; selfie in the bike shop; cooking pasta at home.
Example Output
1. BIO (200 characters) Bike mechanic by day, bass player in a covers band on weekends. Sunday pasta is my thing, and my greyhound Pepper will steal your seat. Looking for something real with someone who loves slow weekends. 2. PROMPT ANSWERS My simple pleasures (97 characters) A long walk with Pepper, a big pot of Sunday pasta, and a song finally clicking at band practice. We'll get along if (108 characters) You think the best weekend plans are no plans. Bonus points if you like dogs who think couches are for them. A shower thought I recently had (101 characters) Fixing bikes and playing bass are kind of the same: small adjustments until everything runs smoothly. 3. PHOTO ORDER 1. Walking Pepper in the park at golden hour: warm, clear face, shows your dog. 2. Playing bass on a small stage: shows a real hobby. 3. Cooking pasta at home: a great conversation starter. 4. Selfie in the bike shop: shows your work, keep it last. Drop: the wedding group photo, since your face is small and it is hard to tell which one is you. 4. OPENERS - To someone who plays music: "What's the song you'd never get tired of playing?" - To a dog person: "Important question: does your dog also think the couch is theirs?" - To someone who cooks: "What's your go-to dish when friends come over? Mine is a big Sunday pasta." 5. CUT LIST Skip "I love to laugh", "partner in crime", and "just ask". Your real details are more fun than any of these. 6. PRIVACY CHECK Do not name the bike shop or show its sign in photos, and leave out your neighborhood.