There’s no doubt about it, twitter has become a fantastic way of being updated with news and advice for the dating scene. The only problem is, with so many accounts out there, which ones should we follow? After many hours of trawling the ocean that is the internet, I have compiled a list of the top 100 twitter accounts to follow for dating advice, so you don’t have to. Of course, some accounts have more popularity than others (how can any new account compete with Cosmo after all?), so don’t take the followers = brilliant rule to heart. I’ve chosen these accounts for their individuality and diversity rather than their popularity, but some just cannot escape the list no matter how big.
Daniel Lavey
My name’s Daniel Lavey. I’m a fledgling freelance writer from Lincoln.
I’ve recently graduated from a Creative Writing Masters degree at The University of Lincoln, where I passed with a distinction and several awards for my writing. It almost felt like I was cheating at the course because I actually enjoyed the work and was enthusiastic about the projects.
I like to think I’m a comedic writer, but also an intelligent one. No matter what I’m writing, I love to entertain people. Even in exams for my BA in English I would write jokes about Victorian novels, which I vividly remember getting quoted on a tutor’s Facebook update. Perhaps one of my proudest achievements in my Victorian module…
I enjoy writing comedy, fiction, and experiences from my life whilst travelling. Two major ongoing projects of mine are writing about my stay in Japan, and an adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo, my favourite story of all time.
I’ve recently graduated from a Creative Writing Masters degree at The University of Lincoln, where I passed with a distinction and several awards for my writing. It almost felt like I was cheating at the course because I actually enjoyed the work and was enthusiastic about the projects.
I like to think I’m a comedic writer, but also an intelligent one. No matter what I’m writing, I love to entertain people. Even in exams for my BA in English I would write jokes about Victorian novels, which I vividly remember getting quoted on a tutor’s Facebook update. Perhaps one of my proudest achievements in my Victorian module…
I enjoy writing comedy, fiction, and experiences from my life whilst travelling. Two major ongoing projects of mine are writing about my stay in Japan, and an adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo, my favourite story of all time.
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