Thread: New Crisis! Tinder Generation Can’t Find Love

Online dating apps have tapped into the primal dopamine (or some brain chemical) rush and need for acceptance in a way no other technology has. I think people become addicted to waiting to hear that tone that means 'you got a match' or 'you got a message' and it gives you a miniscule rush for a second-not unlike smoking a cigarette. Women seem particularly susceptible to trying to get 'likes' on social media so this kind of signal is a major draw for them. A lot of women aren't even on these apps to actually meet someone face to face-they just want validation from afar.

I kind of got hooked on that because it becomes habit forming to scroll through a bunch of profiles, pick a few, hope for the best to get 'approved' by someone who allegedly likes you back. You can spend a lot of time screwing off on those sites but it's easy to convince yourself it's not wasted time. Once you shitcan those apps you realize how much weight that constant judgement puts on your self esteem. It's not healthy.

I’d say once a woman reaches online dating she is already damaged goods with no hope of saving. If by chance some rare unicorn stumbled upon online dating she would also be damaged goods within a few days or weeks.

They can't find love because they are no longer capable of loving.
Check out this clip from interview with Riley Reid (SFW, 59 seconds).

She is VERY aware that she no longer can love and build any bonds with men.
She wants to "share the love and feel with people" but she doesn't get to have it
because she is a "dirty whr3".

They literally fu<ked themselves out from any relationships.

Originally Posted by bazalgette

They can't find love because they are no longer capable of loving.
Check out this clip from interview with Riley Reid (SFW, 59 seconds).

She is VERY aware that she no longer can love and build any bonds with men.
She wants to "share the love and feel with people" but she doesn't get to have it
because she is a "dirty whr3".

They literally fu<ked themselves out from any relationships.

What's even more telling is that, in her own words, her father has never asked her for money or anything but her mother asked her to promote her, in the porn industry, as "Riley's Mom".

No, I don't know the whole story but the way it looks to me, the woman sees that her daughter has generated a certain amount of fame but instead of being proud of the girl, or embarrassed by the way she got it, she's jealous of it.

What’s that I hear? The Tinder generation can’t find love?

Pardon me while I go find a fucking really small violin to take a leak on.