Better yet, her Discord buddies “like the game genuinely and don’t just want to fuck me.”

That was some straight FOX news logic

So, she went on a dating app and mispurposed the connections made to charitibly promote a videogame to the tune of increased sales in the low double digits? It’s a bit of an odd flex and I’d count these missed connections as the absolute best outcome for the hopeless romantics ensnared in the diabolical spell of…

Summary this individual goes on tinder not to get dates but to lead men on to believe it’s interested in them, gets them to buy a game, fails to be honest about its game only interest then ghosts them after they spend money and time on the game... but it’s A OK! It’s an uterus having individual and one with a rough…

I’m an old so I was done with dating before tinder became a thing but isn’t the whole point of that app to hook up? I thought the idea is it stripped down all the dating app crap and was just about swiping for a hook up.

I got guys to spend $40 on me by faking interest in them, is an odd thing to brag about on multiple counts. First because it’s not much money - less than a night at the bars, And second because it’s a crappy way to treat people. She was on a dating app where both people say they are interested in each other, these…

I don’t know man, seems pretty invalidating to write an article on a major news site mocking the men for wanting intimate connection with someone

No. They suck too

Why the fuck did you write this like it’s a good thing? Of course some of these men are creeps, but she even says that some weren’t, but she strung them along emotionally for some meme shit. Would you write this article in the same tone if it was some random dude doing this?

More spammers on dating apps is definitely what dating apps need

Even if the guys were creeps. Coercing people to spend money is just weird. that’s some coporate level, lootbox evil

“she did sometimes tell them outright to buy the game”

Well I didn’t mention anything about who benefitted from what. It’s just a general good rule to not give money or any transactional thing on dating apps. You don’t know who the person is and the apps all tend to be full of scammers.

It’s all good. I ghosted a woman, who claimed to be a gamer, after finding out she counted Genshin Impact as a game.

I promise this will not get anyone to play this anime game you’re obsessed with

Man there’s such a weird overlap between the “end the stigma towards men’s mental health” crowd and the “haha men’s feelings don’t matter” crowd

Him: I like your outfit

Stay focused, guys. If she’s too eager and eventually asks for something before meeting/going on a date. She’s a thirst trap or a guy thirst trap

Because she’s doing the Lord’s work, has she ever been in a healthy relationship?