FWIW my younger coworkers say no one uses Tinder anymore, they all use Hinge. And a lot of the girls don't like messaging first so they don't use Bumble.
@25 @misterorange Even though breaking up via email might not sound like the best, I’ve heard of people just being ghosted, which sounds like a truly awful thing to be on the receiving end of. I can’t even imagine how that must feel, although maybe there’s been cases where things ended via mutual ghosting???
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last commentHinge is for older people or relationships. Otherwise it’s Bumble or Tinder.
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FWIW my younger coworkers say no one uses Tinder anymore, they all use Hinge. And a lot of the girls don't like messaging first so they don't use Bumble.
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I had to wait for a couple of comments before I understood the question. Lol
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Man I’m out of touch, I thought it was an ED medication/supplement before I read the comments.
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Yeah Hinge has a reputation of being a more relationship minded app. Not really what guys around here are probably after.
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Jeez man, damn. Is our society that socially inept that we need computers to find dates? WTF with this horseshit.
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^ I read someplace that 73% of couples that met on line end via e-mail.
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It used to be considered rude to break up over the phone rather than in-person. Now you can just send an email and have AI write it for you. Lol
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@25 @misterorange Even though breaking up via email might not sound like the best, I’ve heard of people just being ghosted, which sounds like a truly awful thing to be on the receiving end of. I can’t even imagine how that must feel, although maybe there’s been cases where things ended via mutual ghosting???
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If you meet as a stranger, there’s no problem ghosting someone you have no social connection to.
Bacon!
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Young women on the whole don't want to be approached in public.
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