Faith

You let out a deep sigh as you place your phone down on your lap. Not a single woman was even remotely your type. Sure, you knew you weren't really into the stereotypical lesbian, but you expected to find at least someone on the dating app with whom you could match.

Taking a deep breath, you pick up the phone again and start swiping some more. Finally. She looks like a normal girl, not some butch lesbian who at least partially thinks she's a guy. Her blonde hair isn't really your thing, you prefer darker hair, but she's definitely cute. She's got rather big tits and, though she's maybe a little overweight, is big and strong enough to deal with your small self while also not being overly big or manly. You decide to give her a chance.

You decide to give three other girls a chance, but none of them really tickle your fancy. They all seem nice enough and are pretty enough, but they just aren't what you are looking for. You've finally come out and can really date and you're hoping for someone you can actually be compatible with. One of the girls, unfortunately the least attractive of them all, is a church going, which you'd prefer. The rest, however, aren't quite on the same page as you. In fact, one of them you're pretty sure would absolutely hate your parents. Nevertheless, you give them a chance to see if you might get a match.

Having nothing better to do and already feeling a little tired, you drift off to sleep with your phone falling to your stomach. You wake up an hour later and immediately look at your phone. You're excited to see you have a notification from the site. Not only is there a match, but also a message.

ELLIE: You're by far the chillest girl I've seen on here. Would you like to meet and hang out one day?

It took just a few seconds to see that Ellie was the blonde you'd first found. That immediately excites you.

FAITH: I'm rather free. Tomorrow, or even today if that's not too soon.

ELLIE: Meet me at the coffee shop on Modesto Ave. in an hour and we'll see where that takes us