GETTING ghosted every now and then comes with a territory if you choose to use dating apps.
While we know getting ghosted isn’t fun for anyone, this particular situation ended up even worse for a viral TikToker.
A woman on TikTok named Haleigh posted a video about a weird, recent experience she faced while using the Hinge app.
The caption on her video says: “Dating is so chaotic, I swear.”
She starts off her video by stating the fact that her dating life is currently a joke.
She continues about how when she first matched with this guy on Hinge, things started off great due to their constant communication.
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In the screenshot of their text thread, she mentions to him that she knows how to make pasta — and she even offers to teach him how.
She texted him: “Nothing beats fresh sauce. It’s very easy to make pasta! I could show you.”
He responded: “I love a good Sunday Italian dinner…”
Before continuing the story, Haleigh lets her followers know about one of the red flags she seemingly ignored from the beginning.
It turns out he matched with her before even moving to her city.
He knew he was planning to relocate to her city sometime soon, but he wasn’t actively living there yet.
When their conversation started to lose its luster, she wasn’t too bothered since she knew he didn’t even live in her city yet anyway.
The part that weirded her out the most is when she went to check his profile a month later — after he officially relocated.
She noticed that he updated his profile to say: “Something I want to try with you is [making] homemade pasta.”
She ends the video by saying: “That cute, quirky talent of mine – making homemade pasta – well, he’s now using that line to try to pick up other girls on Hinge.”
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Her match found it endearing that she knows how to make pasta at home, but instead of making plans with her to do it together, he simply stole the idea for his own profile.
He totally ghosted her, yet her essence is featured front-and-center on his dating profile in the weirdest way.
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