Let's say you match with a guy on a dating app and you both start chatting. What are some questions or comments that you can spot for red flags and immediately block?
That's 90% of men on dating apps. It sounds better than admitting "yeah, I'm looking for right combination of easiest, cheapest, quickest hookup I can find."
I have had Tinder in the past. Where you can set your settings to what distance you want to match with. I usually use 0-25 km. And then, when guys asks very early in the conversation “Where do you live? What area do you live in?” That is a huge red flag. To me, it means that they want to know quick how far they have to drive to get free sex. If he is interested in getting to know me, he will ask a lot of other questions before that one. And a guy are happy to travel to another city if he is seriously interested in something more than free prostitution.There are probably a lot of other red flag questions, but this was at the top of my head.
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Also, if he asks do you live alone, or have roommates? Aka can we fuck comfortably at your place or not. Are you close with your family? Aka do you have a solid support system which will make it harder for me to take advantage of you and isolate you.
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But ask him, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" His answer will tell you everything you need to know about where he's at in his life, what his intentions are, and what goals/ambitions, if any, he has.
Can I get your number/social media app (within the first couple of messages?) Like what's wrong with the messaging within the dating app? Of course I'm willing to connect on a different platform eventually but if it's too soon I just think he's going to send something inappropriate and is afraid of being banned on the platform.
If you unmatch them on the dating app before you've given your number or socials or anything, chances are they don't know how to track you down easily. ...But if they're confident they can get ahold of you whenever, on their terms, now it isn't so crazy (in their minds) to think of it like you're apart of their line up. They feel they can get to you whenever they have time. If he's going cold on you like that, I'd be very suspicious that it's because you're essentially his side chick at the moment. ...Or one of several.
It's always possible that a guy's life just got busy very suddenly, or maybe he's just recently had one ok-ish date and he feels he owes it to her to see if the second one is better, but he also doesn't want to tell you there's another girl because even he hasn't decided yet if she qualifies, and maybe he expects to decide by next weeks date... -but this is also just straight up game lol. This is exactly what the sweet-talking, roster-keeping types of womanizers do almost religiously when they aren't being watched too closely. You've taken your number and now you're sitting and waiting patiently for your turn. On the back burner. Low heat, but the burner is still on. Still warmer than it would be if he told you straight up that you're his second or third pick at the moment, but he likes to keep collecting the contact info of more and more girls in spite of it... If he told you that, then even the pilot light would go out and the whole damn house would explode
That's what I'm assuming. And like @Rambling Scrote said, you become part of a roster and have to wait your turn. Disgusting behaviour and I don't want to be a part of it.
Any self-pity vibes from him at all. If on a first date he talks about his shitty childhood, his long lost dead girlfriend, his therapy takeaways — nah, sis. A first date is where he should be trying to impress you, not secretly assess your empathy.
Sexual messages (pornsick, typing with one hand), trying to get you off the app too quickly (on to Snapchat or regular messaging), offering a date too quickly (trying to get you to meet ASAP before you can screen him out virtually) OR not setting up a date within an appropriate time frame (I would say 1-2 weeks max, otherwise he's a time waster) low value date offers (coffee, "movie night," drinks, come to my place), he's not carrying his weight in the conversation, he messages at odd times (probably not single), he disappears for a day or two then reappears or offers a date and then flakes or never confirms (hot and cold), he has trouble stringing together more than one or two complete sentences, spelling mistakes, clearly not reading what you wrote (ex. he only replies to part of your question)...not an all extensive list but those are the main ones.
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If he uses KIK, this is the #1 cheater app. DIt disguises their real phone number. But also Snap. I use Snap for fun, but men use it to cheat. Especially if they claim not to have Instagram or FB but only have kik or snap because IG and FB most people have linked to their real lives, so they say they don't have it. But kik and snap are anonymous. And they can start sending you disgusting videos of their dicks on snap too.
I always “next” a guy if he asks me questions that would’ve been answered if he had actually read my bio. If he can’t even take the couple minutes to read my bio, I question his intentions. He probably swiped on me purely because he liked my photo which means he’s motivated by his physical attraction to me and nothing else. It also shows me that he’s more concerned with having his needs met and not about getting to know me as a person.
Me: what are you looking for?
Him: I dont know.
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I have had Tinder in the past. Where you can set your settings to what distance you want to match with. I usually use 0-25 km. And then, when guys asks very early in the conversation “Where do you live? What area do you live in?” That is a huge red flag. To me, it means that they want to know quick how far they have to drive to get free sex. If he is interested in getting to know me, he will ask a lot of other questions before that one. And a guy are happy to travel to another city if he is seriously interested in something more than free prostitution. There are probably a lot of other red flag questions, but this was at the top of my head.
Can I get your number/social media app (within the first couple of messages?) Like what's wrong with the messaging within the dating app? Of course I'm willing to connect on a different platform eventually but if it's too soon I just think he's going to send something inappropriate and is afraid of being banned on the platform.
Any self-pity vibes from him at all. If on a first date he talks about his shitty childhood, his long lost dead girlfriend, his therapy takeaways — nah, sis. A first date is where he should be trying to impress you, not secretly assess your empathy.
"No baggage!"
"No drama!"
Guys who say this may as well be traveling thespians from the stagecoach era they will have so much drama and baggage.
Sexual messages (pornsick, typing with one hand), trying to get you off the app too quickly (on to Snapchat or regular messaging), offering a date too quickly (trying to get you to meet ASAP before you can screen him out virtually) OR not setting up a date within an appropriate time frame (I would say 1-2 weeks max, otherwise he's a time waster) low value date offers (coffee, "movie night," drinks, come to my place), he's not carrying his weight in the conversation, he messages at odd times (probably not single), he disappears for a day or two then reappears or offers a date and then flakes or never confirms (hot and cold), he has trouble stringing together more than one or two complete sentences, spelling mistakes, clearly not reading what you wrote (ex. he only replies to part of your question)...not an all extensive list but those are the main ones.
If he uses KIK, this is the #1 cheater app. D It disguises their real phone number. But also Snap. I use Snap for fun, but men use it to cheat. Especially if they claim not to have Instagram or FB but only have kik or snap because IG and FB most people have linked to their real lives, so they say they don't have it. But kik and snap are anonymous. And they can start sending you disgusting videos of their dicks on snap too.
look for any sort of ambiguity in actions vs words.
if he says one thing but acts differently, take notes of that
“Hi” or “Good Morning Beautiful”
I always “next” a guy if he asks me questions that would’ve been answered if he had actually read my bio. If he can’t even take the couple minutes to read my bio, I question his intentions. He probably swiped on me purely because he liked my photo which means he’s motivated by his physical attraction to me and nothing else. It also shows me that he’s more concerned with having his needs met and not about getting to know me as a person.
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