Self-Acclaimed "Gorgeous" Lady Insults The Life Out Of Her Tinder Match Just Because He Refused Answering One Personal Question
"So two days of chatting down the drain?"
Maryjane
- Published in Interesting
Online dating has been around for a while, and dating websites have existed for as long as the internet itself. However, when Tinder entered the picture, the dating scene underwent a dramatic transformation.
Using a swipe-based system, the software presented a new approach to locating possible partners: right for yes, left for no. It doesn't need you to fill out lengthy surveys or create extensive profiles, unlike traditional dating websites.
It really only takes a few minutes to install and use. They have a swipe system where you can indicate your interest in someone, but first, you have to create a profile to introduce yourself to possible companions.
You can fill out a form with some personal information about yourself, and you're ready to start looking for dates once you've finished creating your profile. Swiping is how Tinder's system operates.
When you open the app, a person's photo appears. The picture is accompanied by some basic information about the person, such as name, age, and interests.
You can swipe right if you determine that's enough to make you like them. You now need to wait a bit because you won't be allowed to speak with them until they like you back.
You will see a notice that says It's a Match, and you can chat with them through the app if they have previously swiped right on you. The screenshot in today's post is from Tinder and is all about being rejected.
Check it out below.
Here's how the OP kicked off the whole story
Reddit/british_reddit_userAnd the screenshots start rolling in...
Reddit/british_reddit_user"Do you understand how much of my time you've wasted?"
Reddit/british_reddit_userShe says she loves how the guy can't reply to anything she has said
Reddit/british_reddit_userNow to the point where she told the guy not to ever contact her again
Reddit/british_reddit_userLet's head into the comments section and find out what other redditors have to chirp into the story
Reddit/british_reddit_userReevaluating ones perception of themselves or assume something is wrong with other person
Reddit/british_reddit_userShe definitely seems a bit insecure
Reddit/british_reddit_userWinning blue ribbon at the fare each year
Reddit/british_reddit_userOne redditor says we ought to do better:
Our culture needs to do a better job of not judging everyone that's ever been rejected as a "loser." We create these massively high stakes for ourselves with every potential romantic match.
Add in the relative anonymity of the internet that makes people feel free to say things without thinking them through first, and it's no surprise we see stuff like this coming from men and women.
How can someone blow up like that?
Reddit/british_reddit_userThe most nicest, amazing and perfect girl ever
Reddit/british_reddit_userHe really dodged one heck of a bullet
Reddit/british_reddit_userShe was just on her phone waiting for him to text her
Reddit/british_reddit_userOn Tinder, you can strike up a chat if another user shows similar interests to you. Additionally, it is significantly less awkward than the traditional bartender method.
And there is no harm done if they don't like you; you simply go on, and you don't need to experience that denial in person. Do share this post with your loved ones to get their opinions, too.