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Indeed. This would become the first question I asked a woman when trying to date. If she's childish enough to use something like this, I'd have no problem sayin
by drharris 14y ago
Indeed. This would become the first question I asked a woman when trying to date. If she's childish enough to use something like this, I'd have no problem saying sayonara. There should be some expectation of maturity and general couth in any relationship.
- paranoiacblack 14y agoIndeed. If you decide to stop dating someone because of an application on their phone, you are the mature one and they are the child.
- john_b 14y agoHis point was that it's indicative of a childish and immature mentality, which is a judgment of a person, not a judgement of their phone.
- drharris 14y agoYes, it does. I have standards for the people I choose to involve myself with. In a similar vein, I would likely not even befriend anyone that uses it, or anyone that supports this type of application (either directed towards men or women). A big part of maturity is having personal integrity in all dealings. This means, for me, an automatic rejection of anyone who would use something like this. Similarly, I do not befriend constant gossips or complainers, and call my friends out when they do it. Certain people are a waste of relationship effort.
- loceng 14y agoAsk them if they use it?