Minga

Werid

Diving into the world of Minga was like opening a box of assorted chocolates—exciting but full of surprises, some sweeter than others. Setting up my profile was a breeze, and I was quickly thrust into the wild mix of singles ready to mingle. The matching process was fairly smooth, but the real adventure began once I started chatting with people. In the first week alone, I encountered a self-proclaimed "wizard" who insisted on reading my palm through the screen, followed by a passionate debate on the best way to prepare instant noodles. Not quite what I was expecting, but it definitely kept things interesting. Then there was the person who only communicated in haikus—props for creativity, but it made planning a date a little challenging. The app’s messaging features are solid, but I found myself navigating some pretty strange waters. One match asked if I’d join their “potato appreciation society,” which, while harmless, was a bit out of left field. Another date tried to convince me that the moon landing was faked over a very awkward dinner. Despite the eccentricities, I did manage to connect with a few genuinely interesting people. The platform’s ability to bring together such a diverse range of personalities is both its strength and its quirk. However, if you’re looking for a straightforward dating experience, be prepared for a few detours into the bizarre. Overall, Minga offers an eclectic mix of potential matches—just be ready for a few oddball encounters along the way. It’s an exciting new opportunity to expand your dating prospects and make somewhat genuine connections!

As soon as I download this app I got monkey pocks and the cartel wants me dead

I absolutely hate Minga, for the short bathroom passes and clunky UI. Not much else to say :/

I got cancer because the app said to sign in but I no no wanna

Minga killed my family

I tried creating a hall pass and it did t work, I’m still waiting. This app may be ai generated.

the app is glitchy, hard to use, and the cause for divorce! if you are a school and decide to use this id advice against it

My high school has just started using this and I just need to say it is the worst idea I have ever seen or heard and plus they can track me.

Put simply, Minga is invasive. In theory, it presents as a net positive to every school, but it doesn’t limit anyone that it attempts to control. Anyone who wants to roam is going to roam, regardless of what any admin wants. In reality, Minga can only show who’s out and how long they’ve been gone. The repercussions are minimal for those that don’t care, and these actions provide a significant barrier to anyone that is inclined to follow rules at all.