Tinder surprised
By NatchezParadox - 09/10/2019 18:00
By NatchezParadox - 09/10/2019 18:00
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By Anonymous - 24/11/2020 03:31 - India - Bangalore
And you didn't say anything? You realise, don't you, that this is Tinder where people take one look at a pic to either accept or reject?
I should also add that I didn’t say anything out of politeness, they were talking the entire time and I don’t interrupt. they didn’t post the version where I added that
You must have had more in common than just your hair. Even if the dude was a full-on Mr. Magoo, he would have mentioned your name at least once, so you probably share that, too. And if his eyesight wasn't that bad, he would have noticed the color of your eyes, your complexion, your voice if you ever spoke over the phone... or maybe he saw you, decided she was more appealing to his personal taste (not knocking you, but we are all different), and was just as much of a coward as you were to say anything. For her part, if you don't share a name, she was probably lonely. Or horny. Or both.
Why didn't you introduce yourself to him? You shouldn't lose out on a relationship you invested so heavily in.
And you just sat there and watched it happen? You could have played it innocent and messaged him asking where he was to avoid an awkward face to face if that was your concern. Tinder doesn't exactly involve an in depth study of the person you match with so I'd say YDI for not identifying yourself or at least intervening once you realised the mix up.
Weirdly enough, I had my first date with my husband in Natchez, MS. Wasn’t from Tinder, though and was 6 yrs ago
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And you didn't say anything? You realise, don't you, that this is Tinder where people take one look at a pic to either accept or reject?
And you just sat there and watched it happen? You could have played it innocent and messaged him asking where he was to avoid an awkward face to face if that was your concern. Tinder doesn't exactly involve an in depth study of the person you match with so I'd say YDI for not identifying yourself or at least intervening once you realised the mix up.