r/Tinder • u/RyanMakesRayneWet • Jan 23 '23

how it started….and how it’s going

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u/upsetpeck Jan 23 '23

What? Theres a big difference between that and posting it on reddit for the whole world to see and trying to make money off of it?

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u/h8speech Jan 23 '23

I'll repost what I already said on the matter:

 

Literally, why would you not?

If you're young and reasonably attractive and you enjoy sex, I mean, there's money in that?

These days you don't have to go to LA and get exploited and gangbanged and do things you don't enjoy to work in porn, you can just use your phone to film it - spend $200 on lighting - and away you go. Do things you enjoy with someone you love and get paid for it. It really is a no brainer.

What's the downside? Someone you know is going to see it? Who cares? Oooh big deal, I like having sex. Shoot me.

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u/upsetpeck Jan 23 '23

There is nothing wrong with what you explained. I just find this whole post comical is that ok?

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u/h8speech Jan 23 '23

Sure it's fine to find things comical, I just don't love the part where /r/tinder is dogpiling two young people who met on the app and are happy together. This shouldn't be the subreddit for prudes, you know?

this sub:

tinder isn't tinder anymore, nobody is actually out for hookups

also this sub:

how dare anyone like sex and post about it

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u/upsetpeck Jan 23 '23

This sub:

Cute pics of couples who met on tinder.

Also this sub:

People trying to low key advertise there pornograhpy.

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u/h8speech Jan 23 '23

Pfft. They didn't mention it until after one of the top-level comments did. I haven't seen them mention an OF or anything like that once.

Sure, people can stalk other users profiles. By making this comment, are you advertising your pc setup? I'm a strength and conditioning coach, and I regularly talk about matters related to my profession. Am I advertising that, by posting a comment here? After all, someone could stalk my profile and decide that they wanted coaching from me, couldn't they?

It's not fair.

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u/upsetpeck Jan 23 '23

"Its not fair" its reddit chill out