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Lessons from the Swipe: The Men of Reddit Share Experiences with Dating Apps
Dating apps have become a common tool for many seeking a romantic relationship. Honestly? Online dating is both the bane of our existence and our obsession. There's a reason we have weekly posts about the unhinged things that happen on different apps and sites.
While we all know the beef women have with dating apps, the men's side is less talked about. It begs the question - do men learn anything from their time on dating apps? And if they do, what is it that they've learned? One Redditor raised this exact question in r/AskMen, and the answers were mostly… not surprising.
Men seem to have a fairly similar experience to women when it comes to dating with the aid of the digital. Take notes, ladies! It seems it's back to the bars with us for a dab of human interaction (*shudders*) if we ever want to find true love.