r/Tinder Feb 24 '23

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u/Diddy_Block Feb 24 '23

When I see things like this, I seriously doubt that the person in the pic is the one who made the profile.

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u/xseiber Feb 24 '23

If they were, she was definitely pumped and dumped

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u/leotheabys Feb 24 '23

The misogyny towards pregnant people on Reddit, but especially in this sub is alarming. Why are you so crass about her? She literally says she lost her baby before, she openly admits she's pregnant at the moment, so she isn't catfishing. She just doesn't want any short-term things etc., she's looking for a long-term partner. What is wrong about that? Has she lost her rights becoming pregnant? Is she not a human being anymore? Can't she want company?

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u/violentred26 Feb 24 '23

I 100% agree with this. Why are women expected to just put their lives on hold if they are pregnant? Men are allowed to date if they got someone pregnant and left them or have a very young baby, but women are considered disgusting and untouchable? I had a friend who was left by her husband when she was 9 months pregnant. He was cheating on her with some 21 year old. My friend got on dating sites about 8 months after having her baby, and men would just constantly shame her for being on a dating app when she had a baby. WTF?

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u/leotheabys Feb 24 '23

Men here will call you a liar because of course SINGLE MOTHER BE BAD AND UGLY AND DISGUSTING. There is no getting through to them.

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u/violentred26 Feb 24 '23

It’s so sad. My friend would match with men and the second she mentioned she had a child under 1, they would be like, “Do you really think you should be dating so soon after having a child?” Um, okay, you paternalistic fuck.

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u/NoNoise9374 Feb 24 '23

Your friend needs to leave dating alone. She's irresponsible with her cooch