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" Intent is important. For example, if you&amp;#039;re hitting the bars with the girls, are you trying to have a memorable drunken night dancing? Ultimately hook up with a guy? Having a conscious intention on why you&amp;#039;re out and throwing back the vodka sodas will help steer you away from unconscious actions once those drinks kick in.    As a man, I often hear in my head the voice of a lady&amp;#039;s father asking what my intentions are for his daughter. But when you meet someone at a party or online, and you think they&amp;#039;re hot, it&amp;#039;s best to know what you want to happen. If you want a one-night stand, then you should communicate that clearly (easier said than done, right?). If you want something more serious, then it&amp;#039;s probably best to make that clear before you head home together (or avoid going home with a guy right away). In that sense, it&amp;#039;s not enough to know your intention when dating, it&amp;#039;s best to state them too so you can make sure you are both on the same page. Cue this new dating app out on the market: Heavenly Sinful. It&amp;#039;s like Tinder in that it&amp;#039;s location-based, but unlike Tinder you get to know what someone&amp;#039;s intentions are right away. No longer do you swipe right with a cutie you want to date, match, and then get disappointed when they only message you at 3 AM saying &amp;quot;Come over.&amp;quot; Here you know what the other person is in the mood for before you even get to chatting. Users can swipe up for &amp;quot;Heavenly,&amp;quot; to find a serious commitment, or swipe down for &amp;quot;Sinful,&amp;quot; to find something more casual. Your mood (heavenly or sinful) is kept anonymous until there&amp;#039;s a match. Now, just like when you go out to the bars on a Friday night, your intention may change week by week. That&amp;#039;s okay\u2014every time you see a new profile you can chose whether you want to be casual or serious with that person. The only downside we see is there aren&amp;#039;t the number of potential mates that Tinder and other dating apps have ready to go because it&amp;#039;s so new. But, they do have Tinder beat in as least one way though: users can upload and send a video so they can actually explain why and how they ended up in a picture with a baby tiger (some things just won&amp;#039;t change from app to app). If you match with someone, either in the heavenly or in the sinful column, you can send them a clip...we can only imagine what type of clips the &amp;quot;Sinful&amp;quot; matches will be sending. With this app, you can figure out not just if someone&amp;#039;s cute, but if your dad asks, you can state exactly what his intentions are (or probably best that you don&amp;#039;t). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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