Anonymous #1 3w

as stated*

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Anonymous #1 3w

sure but culturally it’s widely seen as a space for gay/bi men and there’s no reason women can’t make their own app

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Anonymous OP 3w

and theres no reason why they cant be on gridr other than u bitching

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

Is it preventing gay men from meeting each other?

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Anonymous #3 3w

Yeah I actually downloaded it at 18 because it was stated as an lgbtq app and not just men 💀 then I got on and got scared that I just signed up for something implying I’m a gay man and deleted it

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

i already stated that i acknowledge what the description says, that doesn’t negate that grindr is culturally seen as primarily for gay and bi men

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Anonymous #1 3w

that’s your opinion, doesn’t mean it’s correct or that i’m not allowed to state mine

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

well their presence limits the amount of options people can see on the app unless ur willing to pay a monthly subscription for more profiles. it’s nothing personal but i don’t get what’s so bad abt wanting gay/bi men to have their own space. i don’t think anyone would say it’s discriminatory for wlw people to have an app not designed for men🤷‍♂️

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Anonymous OP 3w

no, its not an opinion, its a fact that women can be on gridr. you thinking they shouldn’t is an opinion. a stupid one, but an opinion all the same

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Anonymous OP 3w

you’re coming up with a hypothetical to try to argue against real life

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Anonymous #1 3w

i was replying to your comment where u said your opinion that there is no reason women can’t be on grindr besides me complaining

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Anonymous OP 3w

ik. theres no factual reason why women cant be on grindr

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Anonymous OP 3w

Can’t you just set your preferences to just men if you don’t want to see any women???

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Anonymous #1 3w

also idk why u guys can’t read. i’ve already said i acknowledge the grindr description is different from what i think it should be. it also doesn’t negate the cultural image grindr has

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Anonymous #1 3w

that is your opinion

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Anonymous OP 3w

ur upset at a nonissue. the tos say they can be there, u dont get a say. it isnt ur app.

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

that requires the premium subscription

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Anonymous OP 3w

actually we were both wrong there is no gender filter on grindr

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Anonymous OP 3w

no, its not. its a fact that women can be on grindr

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Anonymous OP 3w

Oh that’s weird to not have a filter for it, I would say report it to grinder so they add that filter in

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Anonymous OP 3w

u dont get a say at all in what it should be. it is not ur app.

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Anonymous #4 3w

for like the 3rd time, i’m aware. that doesn’t mean i agree with it or that grindr isn’t broadly seen as an app for gay men. it’s kinda funny yall have to argue against an opinion i don’t have instead of my actual point.

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

don’t tell anyone in this comment thread, they’ll call u a misogynist for wanting me to be able to have a preference

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Anonymous OP 3w

ur acting like ur the only one allowed to have an opinion and that what u say should go. ur "opinion" isnt needed, since the tos say ANYONE can be on there. if u do not like that stop using it idk what to tell u.

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Anonymous OP 3w

troll core

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Anonymous OP 3w

your point is women shouldn’t be on there, which is stupid because the app literally states itself as being for all people

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Anonymous #4 3w

everything u just said also applies to you. the whole point of an anon app is to post abt things related to the community topic. you can scroll away if you don’t like my opinion :)

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Anonymous OP 3w

look at you making up something you get mad at

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Anonymous #4 3w

idk why yall keep bringing up the tos lol i think ur just trynna argue atp

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Anonymous OP 3w

because your point is stupid and goes against the websites policies

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Anonymous OP 3w

it rlly doesnt. i dont use grindr. i can scroll away, same as u can scroll from ppl u dont like on grindr. its givingggg trolling hypocrite

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Anonymous #4 3w

i didn’t ask for ur permission to have a say. it’s an app on the market and consumers are allowed to have opinions on products that are sold to them

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Anonymous OP 3w

bc the tos matter more than ur opinion.. bc it isnt ur app..... common sense

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Anonymous OP 3w

and consumers majority prefer how it is now.

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Anonymous OP 3w

i didnt give u permission, its a fact. ur stupid ass opinion goes against the tos, stop using the app if u get offended by other ppl being on it

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Anonymous #4 3w

god i wish you would scroll away, u have the same 2 talking points

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Anonymous #1 3w

and as i said, the tos is flawed (which i can say bc i am a consumer of the app)

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Anonymous OP 3w

it flawed bc its not discriminatory against women?

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Anonymous OP 3w

you have literally one singular talking point

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Anonymous #1 3w

by this logic any safe space designed for a marginalized group is discriminatory, be so fr rn

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Anonymous OP 3w

Yeah thats similar to the situation on HER (queer/lesbian dating app) like i shouldn’t have to pay money to avoid cis men especially when some of them put their d pic as the first pic on their profile, like dawg you’re not gonna change me

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Anonymous #5 3w

I feel like that’s VERY different 💀 one is sexual harassment and a pay wall to avoid it and the other is just an app being used by more people

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Anonymous mother_russia 3w

Yeah reading it back now I can see where the actual problem is

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