Every election cycle proves that attitudes about marijuana are rapidly shifting across the country. To answer these questions we asked a few millennials whether or not they’d want to use a weed dating app to meet a fellow stoner - or if they’d more likely stick to Tinder and try their luck. Alice, 30, lawyer: I am not currently using any, but I have used Bumble, Tinder, and Hinge. And there’s that exclusive one for like celebrities.

I have only casually dated using dating apps, I have not had a serious relationship with anyone that I've met using an app. And every time Tinder asks me to rate this app, I give it one star. Alan, 34, writer-comedian: I use Tinder, Grinder, OKCupid.

But she feels there’s always been one missing ingredient: cannabis.

“I’m very focused on moving past the stigma of cannabis and showing that it really is something that can make your life and your relationships so much better,” she said.

“I talk to a lot of people who have faced stigma when it comes to dating and finding someone who accepts them for their cannabis consumption,” she said.

“It is really important that whoever you’re with doesn’t judge you for it, and accepts you for how it enhances your life.” FINANCE TO DATING EXPERT Back home in Chicago, Peckler worked in finance for a while.

If you’re looking for love and you like to get high, a weed dating app maybe the way to go. He made me a drawing and said we were meant to be together. I used to be like I’m not good at smoking weed, I get paranoid, whatever. One time we were smoking together and we didn’t know each other that well.

But that really depends on you and how important is to you that your partner is down to vape and chill. (laughs) I honestly think the app I’ve used the most as a dating app is Twitter. Have you ever heard of weed-specific dating apps like Stoner Singles, High There, 420 Mates, or 420Singles? I think I was really drunk and he was doing coke and I didn’t realize that. He’d done so much coke that when we made out, I pulled back and I was like, “What’s up with your mouth?

When I smoke, I like who I am a little bit more, and I'm able to express myself better." – Kristin, start-up founder, NYCThe Third Wheel"I was dating this guy who was otherwise very sweet and wonderful, but there was an addiction issue.And she recently began hosting marijuana-themed mixers for singles, with an event coming up at the end of January in Huntington Beach.Her main goal, she said, is to give people who happen to use cannabis the confidence to come out of the “green closet,” and to help them to be open about who they are and find success in life and love.I'm kind of outside myself, observing, instead of in it and in my head. And afterward, I feel like I'm more open to talking about something that happened or something that I liked.Alcohol for me is definitely a depressive experience.