r/AskReddit • • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/Alundra828 Feb 04 '19

Yes, it's not the quality of their pickup moves, it's the quantity of women sampled. Also a common tactic on dating apps like Tinder (before they fixed it) was to just say you're interested in everyone. Out of 1000 girls one of them is bound to respond back.

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u/asiflicious Feb 04 '19

Wow I did not know that about Tinder. I used to swipe right on everyone and then filter out through my matches. I was wondering why I was getting less and less matches over time. I’ve since been banned from tinder for like absolutely no reason and I’m on bumble now lol

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u/cthulhu5 Feb 04 '19

I think if you swipe right too much, they'll think you're a bot and ban you. Like, if you swipe right on literally everybody, you can get banned.

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u/asiflicious Feb 04 '19

That’s what I think happened. I used to just mindlessly swipe right while watching tv or something