just found out those viral 2022 "are we dating the same guy?" Facebook groups evolved into an app printing $200k/month with ~1M users (no VC $$)

must verify as a woman before you join, all posts anonymous, men searchable by name, can pay for info services like background checks, reverse image search, etc

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I think this is funny because I’ve only recently hit a point where I realized I could do this easily, my good natured small town farm boy attitude prevented it

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Do what easily? cheat?

I say this often, it's easy to cheat yet people boast like it's an accomplishment 

What's the accomplishment is NOT cheating.

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One thing I learned traveling to other counties is don't mess with their Women...

They often would use them to lure you etc

But hey, some fall in love and it's worth it in the end?

I remember the passport Bros culture was getting so large that guys traveling started getting set up 🔪 more often because they would come with a whole bunch of cash looking for women and didn't know how to speak the native language 😭

There is a whole internet subculture of male dating advice called the red pill. 

It’s a pretty wide range and a lot of it rage bait. I think there are some valid critiques of western dating culture though.

The whole passport bros phenomenon of guys finding wives from different countries is interesting to disect