Thankfully I'm currently off the market, but I've spent some time in the Tinder subreddit out of morbid curiosity. The Tinder "mating dance" so far as it's cel

Thankfully I'm currently off the market, but I've spent some time in the Tinder subreddit out of morbid curiosity. The Tinder "mating dance" so far as it's celebrated in that community seems to consist of some combination of the following: 1. Forced puns about the girl's name. 2. Long, extremely high-effort descriptions of hypothetical scenarios to establish how "unique" the suitor is. 3. Awkward double-entendres and transitions to a sexual topic. It just strikes me what a weird filter this is for who gets to have sex, and how nice it is to meet people in real-life. I think one of the saddest things, if true, are the reports that younger generations are more likely to view any real-world approaches as inappropriate as the online alternative has now been designated the official channel for meeting people.