It’s a generally accepted fact—at the very least my personal ring of recent school grads—that Tinder, while the significant dating online writ large, are a wasteland. The attraction of thoroughly curated pages, comparative anonymity, and endless swiping seem to highlight what lies ahead behavior—catfishing, terrible bios, and misogyny are plentiful. Or even once objectives happen to be genuine, the nagging undeniable fact that there’s a match one swipe at a distance helps make Tinder connections feel as if placeholders.
Todor Petrov