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Over 1,, Guys Worldwide!

The Bro App (BRO) is the 'social app' for bi, gay, and open-minded men - for dates, FWBs, friends, and more! BRO is for guys that are interested in meeting other men - it's as easy as that. Just sign up and start looking for new Bros! We're here for you!

So, why choose BRO?
• NO bots or spam: Users check themselves through social networks, face pics, and/or phone verification.
• It’s easy to find a Bro: Move past anonymity and match with Bros that hold visible face pics in your quest for friends or dates!
• It’s all in the details: If you comprehend what you’re looking for, BRO will help you uncover it. You can use filters to narrow your find if you're particular too.
• It’s rapid, and you can use BRO anywhere you go! Favorite Bros, Match Bros, or even Fistbump other Bros!
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• Message Local Bros to make new friends or plan a date!
• BRO goes beyond being another "hookup" app - Match with class!

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One evening about a year ago, I went out for some beers with some of my fraternity brothers at a bar near campus. After some petite talk, one of them turned to me at said, “Hey, I figured out what type of gay guy you are.”

“No, close the fuck up,” he said. “You’re a bromo.”

“You asshole,” I said. “You can’t call gay people &#;homos&#; anymore. This is isn’t the 90s.”

“No, you’re a bromo,” he said. “A bro who is a homo. Get it?”

“Makes sense,” I said, and we continued about our typical Tuesday night getting shit faced.

The next morning while I was nursing my hangover, I Googled the term “bromo.” As it happens, my fraternity brother was completely right. It’s even a thing on Reddit. The generally accepted definition is the same as that for a bro, except that said bro happens to like dick. Proceed figure.

Let’s talk stereotypes and superficial qualifiers: I joined a fraternity in college. What’s more bro-y than that? Athleticism is a giant part of my life. I snorkel at least 3, meters a week at my campus rec center, boost weights at least three times a week and rock cl

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Tony Morosco

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I was enjoying using Bro, but unfortunately I am no longer competent to log in to use the app. I could not log in to my existing account using my phone number, nor the Facebook app. I am a software developer, and familiar with client interactions. I've been emailing with the developer, and described my situation in detail. After about 5 fairly friendly email interchanges, he has ceased communicating with me, which leaves me puzzled. So I can't recommend this software for others.

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Tyler Brown

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Had potential, but after only using for a short bit, functions are no longer working. All of a sudden, all of my messages disappeared from my inbox and now when I get new messages, I cannot rejoin because they carry out not show up in my inbox. My inbox continues to say it's empty. Same goes for sending messages out. They execute not appear. I continue to fetch a message at the bottom of my screen

Being Called a &#;Bro&#;

When there is this guy, who you have a feeling is gay/bi, you text him every once in a while because you find him blazing, and then one of your friends has seen him on Tinder too. You kinda store your hopes when you text him, especially when he texts back so well and holds a conversation (although it&#;s mostly about fitness, and you being a foodie). Everything seems to be going so well, and you imagine things in your head, and then he drops the &#;Bro&#; bomb!

I don&#;t know why all these straight men have started &#;Bro&#;ing each other, and one of my exes used to hate it, and now I know why. It&#;s such a twist off when the guy you verb simply makes you a &#;Brother&#; because you know, you are a man!

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I am at fault of &#;Bro&#;ing a few guys too if they verb sniff up to me. It&#;s enjoy a clear yet indirect way of saying, &#;I am not into you.&#; In fact, even gay men use it quite often &#; &#;Dude&#;, &#;Man&#;, &#;Bro&#;, as if that makes you all macho. Yeah, good, it does sound a lot surpass than &#;Dear&#;, &#;Darling&#;, &#;Sweetheart&#;. But whe