Hell, I’d upload a no-makeup photo of myself holding a spoon above my head and hopping on one foot before I download that demonic app ever again for a man.īasically, what I’m trying to say here is: You just cannot be 34 and genuinely think it’s normal to be asking a 27-year-old woman if they “have Snap” at your big age. Many women are happy to send you that on any medium other than Snapchat. Men on dating apps be like “can we talk on snapchat? it would be better there” uhhh no we cannot matt, you’re 22, a grown ass man, ask for my number or block meĮven if your excuse is that you’re fearful of getting catfished and need confirmation of what I look like before we continue talking, we don’t need “Snap” to do that. When guys on dating apps are like “do you wanna talk on snap” actually no i don’t we are both in our mid twenties and have phone numbers ?ĭeleting all of my dating apps because if I get one more message from some boweler over the age of 35 looking for my Snapchat I’m going to ✨ pass ✨ away ✨ Why not DM me on Instagram or shoot me a message on Facebook? Or, if you really are that nervous about sharing numbers, why not just, I don’t know, stay on Tinder and chat there until we are comfortable enough to move the conversation elsewhere like the grown adults we are? I don’t give mine out instantly either for that very reason. But there are other options. I get that not everyone is comfortable with giving out their phone number straight away when talking to strangers. But there is simply no reason anyone needs to be using that app for dating purposes once they’re out of high school or university. Look, if it were 2015 and we were still in the iconic DJ Khaled era of Snapchat, I could understand using the app for everything. Yet another man on tinder asking for my snap after a very minimal dry conversation /nLzIKfcP0XĪt the end of the day, anyone who still uses Snapchat as their preferred form of communication in this day and age is either a 13-year-old or an embarrassingly thirsty grown man with commitment issues. Whatever option it is, none of them are good. Or he’s actually a teenage boy catfishing as a 20-something-year-old man. He has a partner and he’s desperately trying to hide his cheating with messages that auto-delete. Really, “Snap” only means three possible things when a man asks for it on dating apps: They are a horny, delusional fuckboy who actually expects a total stranger to send him nudes instantly. Grown men, who cannot hold a conversation to save their life, suddenly asking you to communicate with them solely through an image messaging app even though they couldn’t think up more than 10 words to say to you on Tinder? Instant red flag.
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