Mmmmm I’m inclined to agree that “seeing someone” is the more “serious” phrasing. Like, “dating” is you’re going on DATES. One of the classic BS lines is when a guy tells you by way of … The best thing you can do is make sure you have a strong internet connection, and then delete and reinstall the app. Did you win the bet/argument? It leaves ambiguous whether you are in an exclusive relationship with the person you are “seeing,” though it implies a more committed relationship than casual dating or casual sex. For example: Are they seeing each other?
But SEEING them means that you see them frequently in situations that aren’t typically considered DATES, for instance, you go to Trader Joe’s … It implies you are not married (or are in an open marriage). you're not seeing anyone, even though he isn't giving you any kind of comittment, you're not asking for one, its the perfect set up for him. This will not only put you on the latest version of Tinder, but also refresh your app experience, which should get things running smoothly again! It implies you are not formally engaged to the person you are seeing.
One of the things I learned about dating is that in order to survive, you need to be able to smell the BS coming from a mile away otherwise assclowns a plenty will suck up your time, reduce your self-esteem, and end up making you believe that dating is for suckers. When I point out that their eyesight had never left them, that my skin has never changed colors, and that they probably did not really forget that I am black, they inevitably get defensive. he can just keep getting his fix whenever he needs it, then going back and doing whatever he wants. I was interested in her at the time, but she was already seeing someone.

You might not use "seeing ___" when talking about the … (someone) is seeing (someone) "Seeing" someone means dating them or in a romantic relationship with them.

I’m not seeing anybody else.Yes but he’s not actually with you either!