I had already deleted the invasive app from my stupid smartphone, then I had gone to the trouble to disable it from my Facebook and there I was. I went into my Tinder settings and officially had to not just delete the app, but delete my account. My Tinder was gone. She replied with a screenshot of my Tinder profile.

You have to actually contact the company and have them do it for you. This also reveals that the individual is suffering from indecision. Cheaters would also cheat, but it is definitely depressing and irritating to see that.

- To go to the profile, click on the profile picture shown in the top right corner of your home screen. Tinder account will be deleted then.

Except it wasn't gone. No, not at all. My overly Instagram-filtered, stupid, trying-too-hard, thirsty, embarrassing little profile has been recklessly floating around the Tindersphere, without my knowledge or permission. She replied with a screenshot of my Tinder profile. There is no arguing with photographic evidence girl I've tried, but learned it's a fruitless effort. I turned to my editor. Her icy removedness made me trust her judgement. It took me about 10 minutes of playing around on Facebook settings before I figured out how to remove the app from my settings. A few minutes passed. Now I was really, really steaming. I had already deleted the invasive app from my stupid smartphone, then I had gone to the trouble to disable it from my Facebook and there I was. My pointy face still making the rounds in the incestuous lesbian Tinder world. I've probably been on for years! After a little bit of investigation we discovered she had been alive and well on Tinder since the summer of 2014, when she thought she had deleted the app. Meanwhile she's practically engaged to a dude she's madly in love with. So kittens, here is my official public service announcement: If you think you've deleted your Tinder, think again. It's not like other apps. You can't just disable it on your Facebook settings. I had to how it to figure it out. To delete my Tinder, I had to start at square one. I had to go back through the trauma of re-downloading Tinder, signing in, logging in with Facebook and getting back in business. As I attempted to delete it for real, I took a brief pitstop in Tinder land. I took a look at my matches and BAM. Girl, I had matched in the past few months. And all these girls probably thought I was one of those cold bitches who just gets drunk, swipes right and rudely ignores her matches. That, or they think I'm one of those even colder bitches who uses Tinder as self-promotion it was connected to my Instagram, too. Feelings of acute guilt penetrated my body. But of course the guilt subsided, and I got back to work. I went into my Tinder settings and officially had to not just delete the app, but delete my account. What a sick, corrupt demon Tinder is, I thought to myself. OF COURSE I'M SURE. I've been sure for months. My Tinder was gone. Dissipated into the air, like it never even happened. Years worth of flirting history instantly erased. I wonder where old Tinder profiles go after they die? So FYI: If you have sentimental shit on your Tinder, like a flirty convo with your new flame that you want to preserve, it will be forever gone once you delete the app. Screenshot your sentiments first. PSA: If you think your Tinder is deleted, double-check. I wonder how many breakups have happened because someone thought the other person was being shady and lying about their Tinder? I guess I do because I just wrote about it, had a mild panic over it and spent my half my day dealing with it, huh?

I wonder where old Tinder profiles go after they die. Guys often fub to prioritize quantity over quality. Though online dates have become quite common, there is still awkwardness when meeting someone via these dating apps. You have to cancel your subscription via email. You can just delete the application or stop visiting the same. In case any person custodes to start a healthy conversation, chances are still that you might not wish to talk with that person.