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post 1622679921 11-15-2020, 07:50 AM
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Dating App Bros gtfih

Wtf is going on with this epidemic of single mothers on every app.

Call me daddy, your kid ain't calling me step dad Holy chit. Changed my age range to 18-23.
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post 1622679981 11-15-2020, 07:52 AM
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im almost 30 and I set my age range to 18-21 srs.
post 1622680281 11-15-2020, 07:57 AM
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The age range didn't even matter when I had Tinder in the South of England, loads of single moms between 18-24.

A lot of them had the birth date(s) of the kid(s) in the bios, which I guess is fair enough because at least they're upfront about it.

One time, though, I chit you not, the girl had her DUE DATE in the bio. She was like 7 months pregnant swiping on Tinder.
post 1622681371 11-15-2020, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted By phillipkessel
im almost 30 and I set my age range to 18-21 srs.
Bro I'm almost 40 and I set my age range to 18-22 srs.


OP - the reason is simple. Life has gotten easier for single moms. More welfare, more social acceptance, etc. The easier society makes something, the more of it you get.
Like you're not supposed to be homeless. Life is hard for homeless people, and that hardship is supposed to dissuade you from making the life choices that lead you to being homeless. Then look at the San Fran area - tons and tons of social programs where they make being homeless pretty tolerable. Guess what? Homeless people errywhere there.

Likewise, there isn't really as much downside to being a single mom these days like there was before, so young women aren't resisting the life-choices that lead to being a single mom.
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post 1622681511 11-15-2020, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted By LurkoLantern
Bro I'm almost 40 and I set my age range to 18-22 srs.


OP - the reason is simple. Life has gotten easier for single moms. More welfare, more social acceptance, etc. The easier society makes something, the more of it you get.
Like you're not supposed to be homeless. Life is hard for homeless people, and that hardship is supposed to dissuade you from making the life choices that lead you to being homeless. Then look at the San Fran area - tons and tons of social programs where they make being homeless pretty tolerable. Guess what? Homeless people errywhere there.

Likewise, there isn't really as much downside to being a single mom these days like there was before, so young women aren't resisting the life-choices that lead to being a single mom.
Only wish I could do 16-21 instead. Age of consent is 16 where I live.
post 1622681741 11-15-2020, 08:21 AM
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Imagine willingly taking care of T529's bastard child
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