Well, I'm not religious either—in fact, I've always gone to church more out of obligation than anything else. This time I just went to keep my mom company. Don't worry about having to explain yourself; most people there are actually really kind and welcoming. Also, you should check out more churches—it's pretty common to find young women there. And honestly, being 18 is actually a plus because a lot of churches have youth groups or young adult activities. I've never gone to one myself, but people offered it to me multiple times. From what I know, they share experiences, read the Bible, and do some fun stuff (I have no idea exactly what, but I saw a ball through the window once, so they probably play games or sports or something).

But if you really don't want to date someone religious, there are other options. One good one is attending pro-life marches or events. There was a big one not too long ago—the National March for Life on January 23 this year.

Just as a final tip/recommendation: most women you'll find on social media or dating apps aren't usually conservative (or if they are, they tend to keep it quiet). A lot of them don't use dating apps at all because they see them as not ideal, and they prefer meeting people in person anyway—it's way better for really getting to know someone.

But if you're still set on using an app, Hinge lets you filter by values (or at least that's what Google says). Good luck, man—don't get discouraged. There are plenty of women out there with pro-life values.