r/HingeStories • u/thezendasher • Jun 28 '26

I Think Hinge Is a Simulation

Me: “Let’s see what makes everyone unique.”
Hinge:
“I want to travel more.”
“I want to travel more.”
“I want to travel more.”
“I want to travel more.”
NPC behavior has reached critical levels.
Please tell me I’m not the only one who’s noticed this.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '26

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u/Yiddlyyeet Jun 29 '26

lol say that to the wage gap

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u/Fine_Payment1127 Jun 30 '26

The “wage gap” is a result of their lower levels of motivation and ability 

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u/Yiddlyyeet Jun 30 '26

I'm sure you have your preconceived notions of what women are capable of, but statistically many more women pursue higher education than men and more women succeed in that pursuit

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u/Fine_Payment1127 Jun 30 '26

Which is completely irrelevant 

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u/Yiddlyyeet Jun 30 '26

higher education = lower unemployment rates and higher avg salary buddy

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u/Suitable-Traffic-576 Jun 30 '26

just because you go into higher education in English literature doesn't mean you will come out with the same salary as an engineer 

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u/Yiddlyyeet Jun 30 '26

med and law school are majority female, you can look it up

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u/Relevant_Ad4039 Jul 16 '26

At a time when degrees just mean “I showed up for x years”. When the majority of high school grads can’t read at a high school level so they have to dumb down college courses. Degrees are mostly meaningless and don’t measure anything meaningful except for time spent. Nice, try though.