
Johnny Stone
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Johnny Stone
@JohnnyXStone
if you follow the story long enough, you eventually reach the conclusion.



If you’re a stud, especially in your college years you can easily pass 100+ and no one is misleading each other in college. When you move to a new city, especially in your early 20s, again, pretty easy to do 20-80. However, with Are We Dating the Same Guy groups and Tea app this has been keboshed and very hard to do unless you’re at the bar solo weekly doing 1 night stands. Any man on Hinge, Work, Church etc can get looked up by any woman any time and the hoe-fax will show.
















I mean that’s fair, I’m not talking about the average girl or guy, I’m talking about the guys who can get to at the very least 100+. I went to a very large state school in California, was a top athlete, Tinder was new. Suddenly women had private access to message and shoot their shot with athletes since the “match” system took the “does he find me attractive” question out and the barrier to entry was destroyed. Would I have approached or courted half the girls I slept with in college in person? Likely no. To high a barrier for an uncertain outcome. When we would match on Tinder, these women are not naive, they knew they were going to sleep with an attractive guy at the very least. On their way to my apartment were they thinking I could be their boyfriend or future husband? Perhaps, but at the very least they were okay having sex without my commitment, and perhaps were using sex to secure my commitment. Either way, they showed up. So is that me misleading them? Are they not responsible or accountable for agreeing to forgo a date for Netflix and Chill? Could they have been misleading me having sex with me expecting commitment without communicating that? I don’t reject your lived experience, I’m sure that is the case for a majority of men and women. However, as a man who is successful with women am I coercing, manipulating, or misleading them in any way? No. However, now that I’m 28, real job, with a professional reputation, in a big city, would I feel that way if I’m on dating on an app now? Yes I would, so I agree with you, you’re likely misleading a woman if you’re on a dating app and spending time and money to go on actual dates. If I were to secure another 100 it couldn’t be through apps, work, or social group but transient places like bars, hotels, or clubs.















