The most interesting paragraph is the last one: "Nevertheless, apparently Tinder feels less desperate/embarrassing/rejection-oriented than regular online datin

The most interesting paragraph is the last one: "Nevertheless, apparently Tinder feels less desperate/embarrassing/rejection-oriented than regular online dating sites. One woman Friedman speaks with calls it "exciting and socially acceptable," and another says: "It didn't feel like offering yourself on a plate to a collection of the world's 'lonelies.'" Plus: "It also allowed for the more casual type of connection without seeming totally sleazy." Friedman puts it this way: "Tinder is fun." Which is what dating is supposed to be… right?"