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I doubt it is good for society for such apps to exist in the first place.
by Bostonian 7y ago
I doubt it is good for society for such apps to exist in the first place.
- sceptically 7y agoI am curious... Why do you think so?
- qzx_pierri 7y agoThey're probably bitter because they never get any action, so they project disdain onto people whom enjoy their sex lives. It's a mixture of jealousy and frustration.
- Bostonian 7y agoThe app is promoting and is a manifestation of what a National Review essays calls our Our Childless, Childish Culture By MADELEINE KEARNS August 8, 2019 3:34 PM https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/08/our-childless-childish-culture/ https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/08/our-childless-childis... In the Western world and Asia, fertility is below replacement world, and in the Western world, the fraction of children born out of wedlock, who do worse than children of married couples by any measure, is rising. So I think working on something like eHarmony is much more moral than the app discussed in this thread.
- 420codebro 7y agoClutch those pearls buddy - clutch em tight.
- gunshai 7y agoThe assertion being people who want to have threesomes are less likely to have children? I suppose that could be the case, however I am fairly unconvinced that this has any real affect on the population in comparison to the cost of having a child coupled with the rise of understanding the costs involved with having a child.