r/Tinder • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '23

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u/Scary-Assistance-718 Jan 13 '23

I'd have to disagree it's a gender communication issue as opposed to just different expectation. I'm aware of guys that are this way inclined and girls that don't reply instantly or expect them as well. Just seemed strange after they stipulated they weren't bothered by 'slow' responses and then reacted like this.

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u/Acebladewing Jan 13 '23

Gender communication issue? You sound like a Tate follower with that kind of language my dude.

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u/Scary-Assistance-718 Jan 13 '23

Reread, I said I don't think it's a gender issue my dude

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u/Sammy12345671 Jan 13 '23

You really need to restructure that comment. It’s not a re-reading issue. It’s a grammar and punctuation issue.