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| 1 | Bumble Changes its Policy Because Making the First Move is a "Burden"Disagree “hi” doesn’t indicate the personality of a dishwasher it’s a simple way to greet and the most used greeting out there only online is this such a weird thing or bland. Do you run up to people irl and make personalised quirky ice breakers too EVERYONE no you’ll simply be like hello followed by blah blah blah. Not just talking dating here just in general. | /r/MensRights | 10/10/24 02:57 AM |
| 2 | Bumble Changes its Policy Because Making the First Move is a "Burden"No legit no personality. It’s funny because the women at my gym (more combat sports) are the opposite and guess what they don’t mind starting conversations just in general screw dating etc etc A basic human skill for everyone is communication and we all understand shyness, anxiety blah blah it’s a skill all must get use too and for most of our history they did until social media basically. | /r/MensRights | 10/10/24 02:54 AM |
| 3 | Bumble Changes its Policy Because Making the First Move is a "Burden"My guy “men have to change” but women don’t and i am sorry but women 100 years ago didn’t have this privilege no one in any time did. Men didn’t have to jump through hoops and women didn’t mind simply starting conversations with men now fast forward to today and women are terrified of conversation IRL not all but a lot and simply saying “hello” is seen as creepy. Another thing that’s normalised is screenshooting a guy trying to start a conversation online and proceed to dump all over him simply … | /r/MensRights | 10/10/24 02:49 AM |
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