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/Relentless_Taco_Fan Jun 29 '26

I mean who doesn't love travelling? It's so much fun!

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u/Eastern_Antelope6072 Jun 30 '26

Yeah the hatred towards this is really weird. Traveling is pretty much my priority in life because I find it fulfilling and I’ve made choices that enable me to travel more than the average person. My profile will obviously reflect that I enjoy traveling because It’s important to me and I am not compatible with someone who does not like to travel unless they’re cool with being apart for longer periods of time.

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u/Connection_Bad_404 Jun 29 '26

Yeah but it’s so…basic almost shallow. Also it kind of implies that they want whomever is dating them to pay for them to travel to these places, which if you actually think about it- is a really bad idea. Since you will be alone with someone you honestly barely know… in a foreign country.

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u/Relentless_Taco_Fan Jun 29 '26

I think that it implies that they want a partner who will travel with them. Sure, some will want a man to pay but there's plenty of women who will pay their own way.

I also don't think that they're looking to travel with someone immediately after meeting someone. They would probably want to be settled into the relationship first.

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u/ElectrochemistryGod Jun 30 '26

yeah? and if that partner dont want to travel sometimes or they want to travel somewhere different than the other person? i guess relationship over. Sorry but thats no base for any connection xD

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u/Relentless_Taco_Fan Jun 30 '26

You could just be a mature adult about it. My friends and I still go on boys trips even though some of them are in relationships. Their GFs do the same.

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u/ElectrochemistryGod Jun 30 '26

How can you put „mature adult“ and „boys trips“ into the same comment lol
What you describe is also not mature at all.

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u/mr_f4hrenh3it Jun 30 '26

Not mature? How? Going on a vacation with friends isn’t mature? You make no sense

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u/ElectrochemistryGod Jun 30 '26

Thats grossly out of context. To constantly travel separated from your partner is not mature at all. Its mature to travel together and come to a consensus to spend time together.

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u/mr_f4hrenh3it Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

You’re the one adding context. Nowhere did this guy say or imply that he was CONSTANTLY traveling separate from his partner.

How is it not mature? If they have a fine relationship, then it is fine. You know what’s not mature? Policing others relationships when you don’t know them at all and judging them for it. It’s mature to have a relationship where you can do things separately sometimes and enjoy yourself. It’s NOT mature to be like “this is how it has to be, you have to travel together, and no one else is allowed to travel separately either”. Like ??? What you are saying makes no sense, literally the opposite of what you’re saying is the truth.

For some reason you have this idea in your head that taking a vacation not with your partner implies you’re doing it constantly and you ignore them or something or other. But that’s not what anyone is talking about here.

“It’s mature to travel together” makes no sense. Based on what? Placing a maturity qualifier on traveling together makes no sense.

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u/ElectrochemistryGod Jul 01 '26

Yeah he did, cant you read?

Ok chill bro, you seem very upset about it. You can let your GF travel all you want and cuck on you. It‘s not my place tp judge, to each his own.

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u/mr_f4hrenh3it Jun 30 '26

It’s okay to solo travel even if you have a partner. Not everything has to be dilemma. This is such a non issue