All of my friends, and my girlfriend's friends (literally, ALL) met their current significant others on dating apps.I can't help but notice that all of these relationships are really weird pairings.For example, successful, multiple six figure earning reasonably attractive, jacked guys who have to settle for frumpy fat sloppy women who treat them like shit. I think it is well known that men have to date down on the apps.However, among my girlfriend's friends I also see really driven, career oriented, smart, attractive, well educated women with seriously stone cold dumb, wimpy, effeminate, poorly educated guys who still live with their parents. I don't think I've ever seen any people get paired up on a dating app who are in the same league. Anyone else notice this? What explains this?
>>34705940you are not psyopping us into using dating apps, this never happened
>>34705951how is it psyopping anyone into using dating apps when it's a post explicitly about how it fails both ways? are you the stupidest motherfucker on the planet?
>>34705957You think getting paired up and getting girlfriends/boyfriends is failing? That's success no matter if it's ideal. Fake story nobody is getting relationships unless this was ten years ago.
>>>>34705957My girlfriend, who i met on an app, makes more money than me, has a giant ass and loves me even tho I live with my parents and lift weights and watch movies all day. I dont see how its a failure at all. And she doesnt see it as a failure because I have rizz and she likes my dick.
>>34706179Recommend me some movies. Any genre.
>>34706181You have to watch the entire mcu in order and then watch blue velvet. You'll get brain cancer but everything is way better when you have the comparison.
>>34705940people who end up together are rarely in the same league regarding everything. a lot of women have a soft spot for rugged blue collar men, and that preference might not change at all even if they get educated, for example. a lot of people also want someone to "fix".
>>34705940>What explains this?Your criteria for assessing "leagues" are different from everyone else's.
