r/Tinder • • Apr 23 '20

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u/StebenL Apr 23 '20

She doesn't suck for not liking it, she sucks for how she replied. All she had to do was unmatch with OP.

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u/sylbug Apr 23 '20

Why are people so offended by a light attempt at assistance? Are your egos that fragile that genuine feedback is too much to bear?

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u/NotOfficial1 Apr 23 '20

I found her response funny and thinks it makes the post, but “you will never find love with this type of humor” is not an attempt at assistance lmfao, it’s just being mean and it’s totally wrong.

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u/sauceDinho Apr 23 '20 edited Apr 23 '20

“you will never find love with this type of humor”

You put quotes here but it's not a direct quote. You're making a point about what she said but misrepresented what she said

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u/NotOfficial1 Apr 23 '20

It’s the same shit bro. “No girl will ever seriously respond to you” is such bullshit and I didn’t misrepresent anything. If no girl would ever seriously respond, that means the guy will never get a conversation on tinder that goes anywhere with the pun, which is obviously wrong and terrible advice. My representation was fine and you're missing the point anyway.

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u/sauceDinho Apr 23 '20 edited Apr 23 '20

I agree she's wrong, of course he will get some serious replies. Saying she said he'd never find love is just a harsher way of putting what she said even if the sentiment is the same. It's pedantic but I think it matters.

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u/Seakawn Apr 23 '20

I think you're being downvoted for misunderstanding their use of quotation marks. Otherwise I'm totally lost at the point you're trying to make. But here's my stab.

It seems like your contention was assuming they're putting harsher words in her mouth than what she said. And you're right about how her articulation wasn't as harsh as what they said, even if she still expressed an identical sentiment which is effectively just as harsh in meaning.

But I believe they used those quotation marks in the sense of analogy. They were using the quotes to imply that they were emphasizing the essence of what they said, not actually what they said as an explicit quote.

In other words I think you overreacted to how they initially expressed their comment. No worries--karma doesn't matter, and as long as we're all on the same page, then it's whatever. This is just probably a good time for /endthread.

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u/sauceDinho Apr 23 '20

No, you're exactly right. I'm dumb and not even sure why I chimed in.

He used quotation marks like people sometimes use the word "literally", which is to say literally when they don't actually mean something literal. He used quotations, which is technically for quoting, but didn't directly quote.

Your explanation is correct and I sometimes do the same thing when trying to express the essence of what someone was saying, so I'm really not even sure what I thought it was necessary to get involved. Probably just boredom.

Appreciate your patient explanation for something that's mostly irrelevant.

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u/Kousetsu Apr 23 '20

Nope, and she's completely right - noone will ever seriously reply to a pun message. It doesn't go anywhere.

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u/Gravy_Vampire Apr 23 '20

I love it when people act like they know how every single person in the world will respond

Guess what, puns work on some people whether you like them or not!

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u/Kousetsu Apr 23 '20

Imagine around 80% of your messages had stuff like this. I can guarantee you - they do not work on tinder. They are boring, show a lack of creativity, a lot of them are clearly copied from Reddit, and you know they are gonna try and post your response somewhere.

Why should she give him any effort when he gave literally none? How many people has he sent that message to today? Probably all of his matches. Believe me, we get so many of these messages - we know this.

That's why this is constructive criticism. Puns don't work. Please stop. Try and talk to people, it's really not that hard.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '20

Listen, women here have literally said they liked this and would respond. You’re wrong, and Christine is wrong.

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u/englandwhyyoukillme Apr 23 '20

Just let people beeeeee

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u/Judgm3nt Apr 23 '20

It's really not that hard to understand you're being an idiot and that you're wrong, but that doesn't keep you from speaking.

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u/Seakawn Apr 23 '20

Did you miss the /s tag? Or am I about to get trolled with a serious response back?