The online dating world has inspired a lot of new and popular slang terms. You have probably heard people reference “swiping right,” but if you’ve never used a swiping dating app, you may not be sure what that means exactly. It’s pretty simple. When a person swipes right on your dating profile, it means that they like you and want to create a mutual match so that they can send messages and get to know each better. You can swipe right back to unlock a chat window with that new person. Or you can swipe left to pass on that opportunity and try to match with someone else. This game of Hot or Not requires singles to make quick assessments based on limited information, so you’ve got to trust your gut and sharpen your eye to make a match that leads to an interesting conversation and in-person date with a lesbian girl. My lesbian friend was so extremely done with dating apps that showed her more straight men, straight couples, and fake profiles than authentic queer women, so she deleted her profile on the mainstream app and found other women-only or lesbian-friendly spaces to pick up a date with a woman.