As some of you may know, there is a very popular trend of "creep-shaming" males on hookup app tinder, and by the designation of "creep" in that activity, I mean anyone and everyone that a particular female has taken a dislike towards, most often for an approach deemed too sexual from someone of unimpressive SMV ( in a hookup app, may I remind everyone present ), daring to retort against an offense by the female herself, or simply for no apparent reason and being the right male untermensch at the right time. And rarely, for actually saying something mildly insulting or impolite. Here are just some highlighted magazine showcases of a small percentage of the men routinely being chosen for that honor. Feel free to judge the "severity" of their remarks yourself.

As I've said, those are only a few examples, but that habit is so prevalent in blogs, social media and female-oriented websites that it almost seems women are spending 99% of their time on the app trying to humiliate, slander and mentally torment men. ( While in the remaining 1% they enthusiastically drool over much more direct and "disrespectful" messages from the top 1% of Chads. ) According to some sources, here is a partial list:

http://nypost.com/2014/10/30/tinder-jerks-get-shamed-by-hilarious-instagram-account/

"Women who post profiles on dating sites are familiar with a disturbing phenomenon: They get deluged with inquiries, can’t possibly respond to all of them (even if they wanted to), and aren’t interested in most guys anyway."

  • Personal note: Interesting moment of honesty there from our careless author

"But now, women have a forum for shaming the inappropriate dudes of the dating-site world — the Instagram account Bye Felipe."

http://www.thefeministfeline.com/its-going-down-im-yelling-tinder/

"Tinder is a weird place. Accidentally swiping left on an attractive person is equivalent to a death sentence – and accidentally swiping right on a not-so-attractive person is even worse." "Tinder is also a place where humanity dies. Guys think they’re anonymous and say some of the most offensive, sexist things."

  • Personal note 2: Yeah... you always know you're off to a good start when dealing with feminists. But that opening irony will actually be revealed to be a lot more unbelievable than it is at first glance later on in this thread.

"A good friend of mine, Sierra O’Mara Schwartz, has for months been publicly shaming guys on Tinder with the Instagram hashtag #WinnersofTinder. She takes screenshots of the sexist messages men send her and publishes them online for the world to see. It started as a humorous endeavor, but has since turned into much more." "Sierra’s not the only woman doing this. There are several Tumblr blogs dedicated to publicly shaming guys on Tinder. Some of these include “The Tinder Diaries” and “I Suck at Tinder.”

At any rate, for each of those grave transgressions and overt suggestions and compliments, committed in broad daylight during a conversation which probably lasted a few minutes on an app intended for hookups, it has been decided by countless of females that the appropriate punishment for the convicted male is social ruination by publishing his deeds in public without any concern for privacy and shaming him or slandering him until he repents. A bit like the Spanish Inquisition, but with emotional torture instead. As one of the aforementioned sources describe:

"It should be common knowledge by now that nothing you post on the internet is actually anonymous…it can always be traced back to somewhere or someone. Though the acknowledgement of this reality doesn’t always stop online harassment, humiliation usually does. Public shaming can get trolls to stop and even sometimes apologize."

"So why do men think that they can talk to women this way? As Maxwell, Richards, and Ball said at the conference, many of these men were extremely embarrassed when their comments went public, forcing some to even apologize"

  • Personal note 3: Yes, online harassment. That's what she thinks can be seen from her examples.

So far we've talked about the delusional psychotic sadism involved in this affair, but as per usual with the gentle sex, it doesn't stop there. A huge amount of hypocrisy is thrown in for good measure. For some reason it's perfectly normal and deserved to abuse just men in that kind of way, because women surely never make any blunt sexual comments on Tinder, nor are they ever rude or bitchy, or simply piss some sadistic male off, right? And most certainly they would never do something like flip out on someone for politely rejecting them like those shitty, bitter misogynist nice guys who think they're entitled to sex and can't handle rejection or improve themselves if someone is not attracted to them, like the good feminists always warn abou-abrupt halt

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3156155/Feminist-hero-publicly-shamed-Tinder-date-voicing-body-type-preference-hypocrite.html

"Feminist hero who publicly shamed Tinder date for voicing his body-type preference is a hypocrite. Women are just as vocal', argues one VERY opinionated man"

"Michelle Thomas, 30, publicly scolded a Tinder date for rejecting her"

"Michelle Thomas was hailed a feminist hero for criticising a Tinder date who rejected her because of her size. The 30-year-old, from Crystal Palace, London, went public when her online suitor discontinued their courtship because, physically speaking, she wasn't his type.

"In a Dear John letter which has since stormed the internet, the unnamed man wrote: 'I really enjoyed your company and actually adore you. You're cheeky and funny and just the sort of girl I would love to go out with if only my body and mind would let me. But I fear it won't. I'm not going to bull***t you... I think you're the prettiest looking girl I've ever met. But my mind gets turned on by someone slimmer.'

"But her response reinforced the odd, unwritten rule that women can say whatever they want about sexual desire and attraction, but men can't. Venting through her blog, she claimed his behaviour was somehow 'body shaming' and 'objectifying' the female form, but, sorry sisters, I disagree."

Well, but she has a vagina and he was a huge jerk about it too clearly. Other than that though, women never do anything of the sort that men get publicly abused for, I'm sure! ( By the way, refer to personal note 2 regarding an interesting double standard, as promised )

I wonder what an uproar would be caused if men terrorized women whose flirting or comments they didn't like on tinder in the same fashion it's done vice versa? Because apparently they have no problem to absurdly categorize completely innocuous things or minor rowdiness as "Harassment, bullying, offensive, misogyny" and then without a shred of irony, intentionally and explicitly try to humiliate, bully, harass and destroy men PUBLICLY, in what must be the proportional equivalent of stabbing someone in the eye for giving you an uncomfortable strong pat on the back. Can you imagine what they would do if someone did the same to them for equally stupid reasons, like being too sexual for their liking? There's no need to imagine.

http://mashable.com/2015/10/28/tinder-charge-shaming/#nnDDuTMgMgqX

"A man who is accused of "slut shaming" a woman and her friends on social media will face court in Australia on charges of menacing and harassing use of a carriage service."

"The chain of events started in August when a man called Chris Hall shared a screenshot of Sydney woman Olivia Melville's Tinder profile on his Facebook page to make fun of her. "

"Her tongue-in-cheek Tinder tag line was taken from Drake's part in the Nicki Minaj song Only: "The type of girl that will suck you dry and then eat some lunch with you."

"By doing this, she became embroiled in another disgusting war of words. "

"When men shame you, it feels pretty gross and awful. For me, I felt angry, I can't speak for Olivia, but when this individual posted things with my photo on the comment thread with things like 'kill it before it breeds' I literally saw red," Newton told Mashable Australia. "Men will shame women to try and shut them up, bring them down and stop them from having a voice."

"She wants men to understand their actions have an effect on the women they are directed at, and for women to not remain silent."

"The Internet is not an invisibility cloak, behind every computer is a living breathing human being who has feelings and emotions," she said. "The Internet is not a fake place, it is a very real place and it actually makes harassment and shaming huge. We don't do things online or offline anymore, we just do things and we need to be responsible for how we treat people."

I'm sure many of you looked at my thread headline and thought it's hyperbolic. Draw a parallel in your head between everything in my earlier sources and what you've just read right now. Is "twisted hypocrisy" even good enough for this display? And this specific arrest aside, it's obvious how women react in general if someone violated their privacy and shamed them the same way they enjoy doing to men. They would scream from the rooftops, cry to the sky and any blog or website dedicated to uploading female tinder profiles and conversations in which they exactly the same as any male, would be instantly either taken down or blacklisted by the mob.

Remember though, Tinder was only used as a case study. The same "Bullying and harassing men - fun, women - off limits" common law is prevalent in subreddits, dating sites, and anywhere you want to look. I rest my case.