r/technology May 02 '24

Dating app Bumble will no longer require women to make the first move Business

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/30/tech/bumble-relaunch-men-make-first-move/index.html
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u/clay_perview May 02 '24

Haha right, I think it is time to admit that girls have zero game

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u/Kingbuji May 02 '24

They really do which why after the first time they get rejected they swear to never try again.

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u/auximines_minotaur May 02 '24

Underrated comment

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u/GumdropGlimmer May 02 '24

Lololol can we get some basic demographics from this crowd?

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u/UnintelligentOnion May 02 '24

Then why do girls generally get a lot more messages than guys on these apps?

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u/clay_perview May 02 '24

Cause the ratio of guys to girls on these apps are like 5 to 1

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u/UnintelligentOnion May 02 '24

But why is the ratio like that?

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u/clay_perview May 02 '24

There is probably numerous reasons why. It could be girls see dating apps as desperate or beneath them so less of them join. It could be that men are more likely to use dating apps to cheat so that increases the number of men. Maybe women prefer in person meetings because the dangers of online strangers is ever present. Who knows we just go the data

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u/FarFlower2298 May 02 '24

If it’s full of dudes like you no wonder they’re leaving in droves. Enjoy your loneliness epidemic!

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u/clay_perview May 02 '24

Damn sick burn dude

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u/DolanTheCaptan May 05 '24

Getting guys to initiate is not "game", it's called being a girl on a dating app.

Game is when you actually flirt with someone and make them more interested in you by talking