Teh One Who Knocks
09-01-2020, 10:28 AM
RuinMyWeek.com
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Online dating definitely feels like the safest and perhaps only route during a pandemic, but these apps sure make it hard. It really feels like no one is home when it comes to reporting things like harassment or fake profiles and lots of women have said they’re getting gross responses from dudes and there seems to be no justice. And then we have a case like Carter Hambley’s on Tinder, where it seems like the weirdest person on the whole app can dictate your ability to find love.
Hambley shared a few images on Twitter of a bizarre encounter he had on Tinder, the first of which is a picture of his profile. In one of his profile images, he’s holding a baby Yoda and pointing at the computer screen, as though showing it something. The Yoda figure is obviously Photoshopped into the image, but what’s obvious to some is not to all. The second picture he shared was of a conversation with a match who was absolutely obsessed with the Yoda picture.
“Where did you get that yoda doll,” they ask.
“Haha it’s just photoshopped!” he responded.
“No not the photo I mean the yoda doll.” they insist.
“Yeah it’s not a doll, unfortunately!” he answered. “Anyway! What kinda movies do you like? Besides Star Wars, presumably :)”
Honestly, I am impressed that he kept rolling with it and trying to recover the conversation. The person he was talking to was not interested in conversation. They were interested in making him pay for ever suggesting such a Yoda doll existed.
https://i.imgur.com/c0RdiO4l.jpg
“So you just…put a fake image on your profile?” they answered. “That’s literally catfishing. You’re a liar and a sneak and I’m reporting you. Not letting you fool anyone else with your little tricks.”
WHAT!! Not only is that NOT what catfishing is, the image is so obviously Photoshopped. I’m thinking this person was super embarrassed and decided to just blow up the convo rather than admit their mistake. or they have a bizarre sense of humor? Except it’s not a joke, because he did get banned from Tinder:
https://i.imgur.com/Dwg7woDl.jpg
“God I hate this app,” Hambley wrote. People wondered if the whole thing was a joke, but Hambley insists this really happened:
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Other people also shared their weird stories of being banned on Tinder for incomprehensible reasons:
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This definitely sucks, but I’d for sure take it as a sign to stay off that app. Nothing good can come of dating someone who can’t recognize Photoshop.
https://i.imgur.com/Xx9RYSGl.jpg
Online dating definitely feels like the safest and perhaps only route during a pandemic, but these apps sure make it hard. It really feels like no one is home when it comes to reporting things like harassment or fake profiles and lots of women have said they’re getting gross responses from dudes and there seems to be no justice. And then we have a case like Carter Hambley’s on Tinder, where it seems like the weirdest person on the whole app can dictate your ability to find love.
Hambley shared a few images on Twitter of a bizarre encounter he had on Tinder, the first of which is a picture of his profile. In one of his profile images, he’s holding a baby Yoda and pointing at the computer screen, as though showing it something. The Yoda figure is obviously Photoshopped into the image, but what’s obvious to some is not to all. The second picture he shared was of a conversation with a match who was absolutely obsessed with the Yoda picture.
“Where did you get that yoda doll,” they ask.
“Haha it’s just photoshopped!” he responded.
“No not the photo I mean the yoda doll.” they insist.
“Yeah it’s not a doll, unfortunately!” he answered. “Anyway! What kinda movies do you like? Besides Star Wars, presumably :)”
Honestly, I am impressed that he kept rolling with it and trying to recover the conversation. The person he was talking to was not interested in conversation. They were interested in making him pay for ever suggesting such a Yoda doll existed.
https://i.imgur.com/c0RdiO4l.jpg
“So you just…put a fake image on your profile?” they answered. “That’s literally catfishing. You’re a liar and a sneak and I’m reporting you. Not letting you fool anyone else with your little tricks.”
WHAT!! Not only is that NOT what catfishing is, the image is so obviously Photoshopped. I’m thinking this person was super embarrassed and decided to just blow up the convo rather than admit their mistake. or they have a bizarre sense of humor? Except it’s not a joke, because he did get banned from Tinder:
https://i.imgur.com/Dwg7woDl.jpg
“God I hate this app,” Hambley wrote. People wondered if the whole thing was a joke, but Hambley insists this really happened:
1297721544597282816
1297708060404834306
1297708162301276160
Other people also shared their weird stories of being banned on Tinder for incomprehensible reasons:
1297728484865970176
1297730793968558080
This definitely sucks, but I’d for sure take it as a sign to stay off that app. Nothing good can come of dating someone who can’t recognize Photoshop.