What my Hinge match said about a woman’s ‘sexual market value’ made me block him immediately – I dodged a bullet
A WOMAN had a Hinge experience that she’ll never forget.
Taking to social media, she shared her encounter with a man on the dating app that had some strong opinions.
In a video posted to her TikTok, the woman revealed the conversation she had with a man that criticized her tattoos.
She asked him what he considered a bad tattoo, and he asserted his opinion that “every tattoo on a woman is a bad tattoo.”
And when the woman asked him if the same applied to men, he said that he “couldn’t care less about double standards.”
As if things couldn’t get worse, he continued on about the ‘sexual market value’ of women: “To be blunt, the sexual market value of a woman is dependent on her innocence and modesty. Tattoos signal a strong lack of both.
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“The sexual value market of a man is dependent on his ability to protect and provide. Tattoos are irrelevant.”
People took to the comments section to discuss the man’s unique opinion.
“He should learn that his insecurity is a ‘sign of a strong lack of strength,'” one person wrote.
“He’s been listening to too many podcasts, someone take his phone away,” another joked.
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Another jokester mused: “The red flags just wave themselves these days.”
“Not this dude seeing women as a business deal!!!”
“I don’t get why men think their obscure opinions on anything should be voiced.”
A taken aback user said: “I thought this was just something that society had buried really deep in our collective consciousness. Didn’t know people actually thought this.”
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“You know he heard that yesterday on a podcast and thought ‘yeah this is peak intellect,'” someone quipped.
“Men are so focused on ‘sexual value’ and not ‘enjoying the company of another human being,'” said a final person.
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