Angry_runt
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Thirty something Guardian roastie gives advice on dont-dos on Tinder:
Note the asterisk next to the most important #1 tip... and at the bottom of the article:
Jfl if you believe in MGTOW/Red Pill copes of getting your comeuppance on all these women once they get older. At 30+ they are just as shallow as in their teens and 20s. In fact, thanks to Tinder modern 30something foids have more and better options than they had when they were in their prime.
This is her:
And here's the article:
For reference, here’s a list of my top 10 boner-killers – with the disclaimer that there are probably plenty of women who drop their knickers for this kind of stuff. I just don’t know any of them personally.
10. People who describe themselves as “normal” or a “good guy”.
9. Use of LOL.
8. Use of headshots/modelling photos.
7. Use of motivational quotes.
6. Photos at historic landmarks. (I get it. You’ve been on holiday.)
5. Only one photo/all selfies/all group shots.
4. Photo of your naked torso with the head cropped out.
3. Dude in bed, lying on his back, phone straight in the air above him – nobody looks hot from this angle. It is just too damn earnest.
2. Photo of you and a celebrity.
1. Being ugly. Just kidding.*
Note the asterisk next to the most important #1 tip... and at the bottom of the article:
*No, I’m not.
Jfl if you believe in MGTOW/Red Pill copes of getting your comeuppance on all these women once they get older. At 30+ they are just as shallow as in their teens and 20s. In fact, thanks to Tinder modern 30something foids have more and better options than they had when they were in their prime.
This is her:
And here's the article:
I loved the honesty of Tinder – then I met Mr No Sex Before Marriage | Desiree Akhavan
It only took one uncomfortable encounter to make me realise the dating app has turned me into a teenage boy who never has to face the risk of rejection
www.theguardian.com
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