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Okay, so, long story short: I just moved across the country and I had to break up with my boyfriend of a year and a half in order to leave and once I got to my new city (3 weeks after leaving home) I decided to jump into the dating/hookup scene and I got a tinder for the first time. The first month I was here, it was going really well; I put on my profile that I'm specifically not looking for relationships so all these guys I met up with were super down to just hang out and talk and maaaayybee hookup, and I've made a few friends this way.

Then HE came along. 

This new guy also just got out of a year and a half long relationship and was looking for the same thing as me; someone to talk to and maaaaaybe hookup with, super casual. We even have a text agreement of our terms (we're both allowed to see other people but we really enjoy each other so let's keep hanging). Now I'm hooked, and I can't even bring myself to open tinder again. This guy is amazing, and I didn't want a relationship, but I'm 90% sure that's what's happening because we spent Easter morning together and I overheard him calling his parents and telling them about me. Also, we can't stop hanging out so unless he's secretly banging chicks in his super rare free time, I'm pretty sure I'm the only person he's seeing right now. 

So here's the thing; I've never heard of people actually having serious and legitimate relationships off of tinder, so I definitely feel the taboo. Last night, we went out to hang with some of my friends and they asked how we met and I just froze and turned bright red. 

Does anybody else feel this embarrassment? How do you get over it/is there legitimacy to tinder relationships?
<bot>: Met an amazing guy on tinder but I don't want anybody to know we met on tinder because I've never heard of a real genuine relationship sprouting from this hookup app.