“420 friendly” tells someone you’re comfortable around cannabis. Add one thing you enjoy and one thing you’d like to do together, and they have a reason to say hello.
On Smokie, your bio has room for 100 characters. That’s enough for a small introduction: weed-friendly, into old horror films, looking for someone to trade recommendations with. You don’t need a life story.
Eight short bio ideas
Every example below fits Smokie’s 100-character limit. Borrow the structure and replace the details with your own.
- For music friends
- 420 friendly. Always hunting for a new album. What should I play tonight?
- For the movie person
- Stoner movies, bad horror, good company. Tell me the film you can quote by heart.
- For an online sesh
- Looking for an online sesh buddy. Bring one weird thought and your best snack opinion.
- For the quiet one
- Quiet at first. Into cannabis culture and long music tangents. One-to-one chats suit me.
- For a munchies debate
- 420 friendly. Strong opinions about sandwiches. Accepting snack recommendations.
- For gaming company
- Weed, co-op games, and laughing at our own mistakes. What are you playing lately?
- For a regular catch-up
- Here for stoner friends and a regular catch-up. Ask me what I'm listening to this week.
- For a simple hello
- Cannabis fan. Dog person. I'd rather hear about your day than write a perfect bio.
Notice what each one leaves open: a song, a film, a game, a story. “Ask me anything” gives someone more work than “What should I play tonight?”
Choose three interests that give a fuller picture
Smokie lets you choose up to three hobbies. Its choices include 420 Friendly, Stoner Movies, Munchies, and plenty of interests outside weed.
If all three choices say roughly the same thing, someone learns less about you. Try a combination that reflects how you actually spend your time:
- 420 Friendly + Music + Dogs: an easy opening about a track or a pet.
- Stoner Movies + Gaming + Cooking: something to watch, play, or make.
- Munchies + Hip Hop + Photography: room for a conversation beyond cannabis.
There isn’t a magic combination that guarantees matches. Pick interests you’d enjoy being asked about, rather than whatever seems popular.
Where to edit your Smokie profile
- Open the Profile tab.
- Under Profile details, open Bio to write your introduction.
- Open Hobbies to choose up to three interests.
- Save your changes in each panel.
Profiles give people something to respond to in Swipe. When two people like each other, they can chat. You can also add someone as a friend during a video call.
Be clear about what you’re here for
If you want friends, say friends. If you’d like a regular online smoke session, say that. Someone reading “420 friendly” shouldn’t have to guess whether you mean friendship, dating, or just an interest in marijuana culture.
Skip your exact address, workplace, and private contact details. A public bio is also no place to advertise cannabis sales. Smokie is an adult social app, and its community rules apply to profiles as well as calls.
Got your profile ready? Here’s how to find stoner friends online, plus questions to try after the first hello.