“Do you have a high sex drive?”
This is the type of unwanted sex chat young women are being forced to navigate on dating apps and it isn’t uncommon.
Hinge encourages users to create message prompts to start conversations, and she shared that she was the type of person who “forgets” to reply to people’s texts. The young woman then took to Facebook to share the experience and asked if she was “overreacting” because she felt “uneasy” about the stranger’s unsolicited sexual message.
One creator on TikTok shared a message exchange she had on a dating app where a man immediately asked about her sexual appetite.“Why would you ask that before you know anything about me?” She replied. This included everything from a man starting a conversation by asking a woman if she wanted to see his “cock” to a man complimenting a woman’s tattoos and breasts as a straight introduction.
“Firstly, many men might come to the apps in a truly transactional mindset in which this is what they want to achieve from the interaction and they are being very upfront about this,” she explained.
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