There was a moment on Tinder where I matched with a woman. Her account was setup for "Short term fun open for long" Then proceeded to tell me "I am not looking for short term fun" Ma'am your profile says other wise.
How is this objectifying though, it's a dating app they don't know you or owe you anything, I'd argue its objectifying seeing it as a shopping app where you can tick off what you want and get it.
People on a dating app where you don't know them at all, and how are they treated like NPCS, you're expecting a lot from women yiu don't know. Maybe they're not interested in what you have to offer once they talk to you...
Maybe they don't know they're not interested until they talk to you? Or they change their mind, you're putting a lot of expectation on dating apps where it's complete strangers. Also no, I'm extremely fussy who I swipe yes on. I'm not defending it because of my own behaviour I'm defending it because people need to be realistic about what dating apps are
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u/Fun-Government4416 Jul 11 '26
There was a moment on Tinder where I matched with a woman. Her account was setup for "Short term fun open for long" Then proceeded to tell me "I am not looking for short term fun" Ma'am your profile says other wise.