The Omega Death Blackpill: Most men report positive experiences with online dating

[TheLastandtheFirst]

Time to pop your cherry, little children.

Key findings about online dating in the U.S.

Three-in-ten U.S. adults say they have ever used an online dating site or app, and Tinder tops the list of dating apps the survey studied.

www.pewresearch.org

Here's a peer reviewed study.

Some demographic groups are more likely to report positive experiences. For example, 57% of men who have dated online say their experiences have been positive, while women users are roughly split down the middle (48% positive, 51% negative). In addition, LGB users of these platforms are more likely than straight users to report positive experiences (61% vs. 53%).

This whole idea that online dating is a negative thing on society, that 80% of women are fucking 20% of men, is all coping mechanism.


Online dating has reduced dating exclusively to looks. And if you are in the bottom 8% of men (which we are), we all find these redpill coping channels which give us this lie that it's not just us, we are average, and so on.


We aren't. We are ugly motherfuckers. That's why we are here. You would've had friends, found a girl, been married, and have kids if you were normal, but the fact that we took this topsy turvy path all comes back to how we look and who we are as people.

 

[VitaminS]

'positive' for men is alot different then what positive is for women. Self reported statistics, jfl

 

[Med Amine]

that doesn't make any sense
studies shows that most men don't get any matches in tinder and dating apps. if they don't then why do they report it to being positive.
they probably think that getting a like by some roastie once is considered such a big acheivment to them

 

[Adolf Hitler]

'positive' for men is alot different then what positive is for women. Self reported statistics, jfl

 

[TheLastandtheFirst]

'positive' for men is alot different then what positive is for women. Self reported statistics, jfl

Cope. The question is "has your experiences been positive or negative"

42% of men say online dating has made it easier, while only 22% say it's been made harder. 32% have said that it's made no difference.

Only 64% of men have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from women, while 40% of women have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from men.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Time to pop your cherry, little children.

Key findings about online dating in the U.S.

Three-in-ten U.S. adults say they have ever used an online dating site or app, and Tinder tops the list of dating apps the survey studied.

www.pewresearch.org

Here's a peer reviewed study.

This whole idea that online dating is a negative thing on society, that 80% of women are fucking 20% of men, is all coping mechanism.


Online dating has reduced dating exclusively to looks. And if you are in the bottom 8% of men (which we are), we all find these redpill coping channels which give us this lie that it's not just us, we are average, and so on.


We aren't. We are ugly motherfuckers. That's why we are here. You would've had friends, found a girl, been married, and have kids if you were normal, but the fact that we took this topsy turvy path all comes back to how we look and who we are as people.

This is probably reporting on people who ended up getting with someone, and ignored all the people who got with no one.

 

[erenyeager]

Only 64% of men have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from women, while 40% of women have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from men.

Humanity fighting against itself in which shitty nature is the shittiest and will take over earth be likr

 

[Robb97]

Positive experiences are subjective. The average soy has very different expectations than we do. They might find it enjoyable to chat with a roastie about her past boyfriends for example.

I guess this was a positive experience as well:

 

[Doomer Guy]

This is probably reporting on people who ended up getting with someone, and ignored all the people who got with no one.

 

[VitaminS]

Cope. The question is "has your experiences been positive or negative"

42% of men say online dating has made it easier, while only 22% say it's been made harder. 32% have said that it's made no difference.

Only 64% of men have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from women, while 40% of women have said they feel insecure by the lack of messages from men.

Nothing to cope about. Yeah, its obvious its easier to do tinder then IRL for normie men. What I am saying is that it is too low for women and 'success' and 'positive' is objective

 

[ResidentHell]

This whole idea that online dating is a negative thing on society, that 80% of women are fucking 20% of men, is all coping mechanism.

So you're just gonna ignore the stats and pretend it's all misinformation, only because of one random study that seems to suggest a different situation with the dating market?

Remember Juggernaut Law --- LTBs and subhuman women have higher bodycounts and higher frequency of sex than HTBs and high-tier females e.g. Stacylites and Stacys. Most normies if not all of them are juggernautmaxers. They deliberately pursuit females with low SMV, and low SMV females are practically subhuman. A minority of males slay females above 5/10

 

[PLA1092]

Positive experiences are subjective. The average soy has very different expectations than we do. They might find it enjoyable to chat with a roastie about her past boyfriends for example.

I guess this was a positive experience as well:

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This. Positive is relative. Foids report less positive experiences if they don't get the Chad they want, or if that rich HTN ghosts them for Stacy. Consider the wealth of statistics on Tinder showing the actual standards foids have. Consider the fact that a literal landwhale can make an account and instantly get hundreds od likes from desperate cucks.

 

[the.oracle]

This is probably reporting on people who ended up getting with someone, and ignored all the people who got with no one.

This is actually pretty clear to me, OP doesn’t know how to read

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

This is actually pretty clear to me, OP doesn’t know how to read

We all fuck up once in a while

 

[Todd Thundercock]

I think they only used examples of people who found dates on apps. If so, then the results are not surprising.

 

[Asgard]

I think they only used examples of people who found dates on apps. If so, then the results are not surprising.

Of course.

 

[PhilipBlake]

I think they only used examples of people who found dates on apps. If so, then the results are not surprising.

true

 

[buried_alive]

This thread is cope. Data from other studies and from Tinder itself shows just how much of a negative impact it has on men's dating lives, and how much objectively better it is for women.

 

[CopeKeith]

Time to pop your cherry, little children.

Key findings about online dating in the U.S.

Three-in-ten U.S. adults say they have ever used an online dating site or app, and Tinder tops the list of dating apps the survey studied.

www.pewresearch.org

Here's a peer reviewed study.

This whole idea that online dating is a negative thing on society, that 80% of women are fucking 20% of men, is all coping mechanism.


Online dating has reduced dating exclusively to looks. And if you are in the bottom 8% of men (which we are), we all find these redpill coping channels which give us this lie that it's not just us, we are average, and so on.


We aren't. We are ugly motherfuckers. That's why we are here. You would've had friends, found a girl, been married, and have kids if you were normal, but the fact that we took this topsy turvy path all comes back to how we look and who we are as people.

"Source: a poll from Americans for 2 weeks in July, last year." Jfl

 

[wastedcodeine]

Positive experiences are subjective. The average soy has very different expectations than we do. They might find it enjoyable to chat with a roastie about her past boyfriends for example.

I guess this was a positive experience as well:

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i wanna say this is fake so bad but bluepilled simps are actually like this

 

[spasticbuddy]

Time to pop your cherry, little children.

Key findings about online dating in the U.S.

Three-in-ten U.S. adults say they have ever used an online dating site or app, and Tinder tops the list of dating apps the survey studied.

www.pewresearch.org

Here's a peer reviewed study.

This whole idea that online dating is a negative thing on society, that 80% of women are fucking 20% of men, is all coping mechanism.


Online dating has reduced dating exclusively to looks. And if you are in the bottom 8% of men (which we are), we all find these redpill coping channels which give us this lie that it's not just us, we are average, and so on.


We aren't. We are ugly motherfuckers. That's why we are here. You would've had friends, found a girl, been married, and have kids if you were normal, but the fact that we took this topsy turvy path all comes back to how we look and who we are as people.

What’s your race OP

 

[Drakul]

I think people who get zero matches like me are still the minority. Tinder proves that if you're ugly you're ugly to everyone. If tastes in men were subjective even hamlossus would have a match with 1 hypothetical foid out of hundreds into his looks. But that foid would defy the laws of biology and can't exist.

 

[lifefuel]

'positive' for men is alot different then what positive is for women. Self reported statistics, jfl

 

[lifefuel]

This is probably reporting on people who ended up getting with someone, and ignored all the people who got with no one.