*Yikes!* 🚩 Welcome to this collection of tweets from women sharing red flags from men on dating apps. Dating in the digital age can be both exciting and daunting. It’s an endless stream of potential matches just a swipe away. However, with the convenience of online dating comes the challenge of navigating through the sea of profiles to find someone who is genuine and compatible.
While dating apps have revolutionized the way we meet new people, they also have their fair share of pitfalls. Women often encounter men who exhibit red flags, which can range from subtle behaviors to outright alarming actions. These red flags can be a warning sign that the person may not be the right match. Or they may even pose a risk to their safety.
In this collection of tweets, women share their experiences of encountering red flags from men on dating apps. From aggressive messaging to outright lies, these offer a glimpse into the challenges of online dating and highlight the importance of being aware of red flags. Whether you’re a seasoned dater or new to the world of online dating, these tweets offer valuable (and hilarious) insights into what to look out for when swiping through potential matches.
(via: Cheezburger)
I think being a con artist and match but don’t write are fair hard ‘No’s.
I’m big on chatting in the app a lot before meeting. I find it very frustrating when I get a match then try to reach out and get no response. I was on Bumble for a while, where the woman has to make the first move, the man can’t message her until she messages him. I had one match who first messaged me about 6 weeks after we matched to berate me for not contacting her, saying how a real man would make the first move. I responded back, much more politely than she had been to me, to thank her for making contact and explaining that the app wouldn’t let me message her until she had first messaged me.
I trust the con artist one is self explanatory.
One who takes you to a different platform real quick is a red flag. If you can’t chat for like a month on the app, them you have to go…am not in a rush.when you take them to let’s say watsapp, they will think they do got every right to text you only when they feel it’s convenient for them. They never mind your time difference or working and home hours.
Everyone on tinder is terrible, all the “red flags” that women point out are the same that men say. We just need a world ending asteroid to hit, and hopefully the earth will get a rest with Intelligent life that actually is.
hell if someone straight up admits to being a con artist of any kind i would’ve swiped right. you got brass ones bub, lets chat