The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel A singleton came up with a creative way to make her Tinder profile stand-out from the crowd. Victoria Voos, who can struggle dating as a plus size woman, made a witty PowerPoint presentation to increase her chances of making a match. It listed “five reasons why you should swipe right”, which include having a cute dog and great sense of humour. READ MORE: Dating guru exposes type of man women don't want – even if they're 'gorgeous' The 31-year-old, from California, US, also highlighted her hobbies and interests – such as eating pickles and watching horror films. And Victoria’s inventive take on online dating has proven successful as she’s been bombarded by messages. (Image: Victoria Voos / SWNS) The social media manager said: “I love to be creative, so it didn’t take me long to put together. “I created slides on my interests and made it clear that I like boujee things rather than being into active stuff. “It’s been a great conversation starter. “I’ve had up to four super likes in a day since putting it up. “I think people appreciate the effort. “I just hope it catches the attention of the good guys.” (Image: Victoria Voos / SWNS) (Image: Victoria Voos / SWNS) She continued: “I’m plus sized and I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. “It’s hard finding someone who doesn’t just want to get laid by someone larger or is fatphobic… “We can’t control the options out there but hopefully my profile will help me catch the right ones. “My reasons to date me are that I’m funny and witty, enjoys fun boujee activities, I have a dog and make friends easily. “I’ve had messages saying they love my PowerPoint and that it’s very professional and creative. (Image: Victoria Voos / SWNS) (Image: Victoria Voos / SWNS) “I’ve had lots of conversations off the back off it and have a date planned next week. “My advice to others when making a profile is that they include lots of interests about themselves because that will help them find the right fit. “My friends have started using my template on their dating profiles. “I’m comfortable in having high standards for myself to help catch the right one. “Hopefully my new PowerPoint style profile will help me find the one.”
