Sunday, 29 May 2016
The Tinder Experiment
After the interest in the Social Media Experiment I did back in March, I thought I might do another one to give you guys more of an insight into teenage life, something which you never really noticed or something you perhaps underestimated. After all, that's the reason why I set up this website in the first place.
So let me give you the lowdown on how this is gonna work. I've given an anonymous guy (not me) the challenge of handling two Tinder accounts. One is his own and the other...is one of a random male model.
This is all about comparison. He will use different conversation starters and methods to try to get the number of each of his matches on both accounts. I'll post the screenshots of each conversation he has (only up to the point he gets the number though, IF he even gets a number) so you can see the different reactions between some girls (if there are different reactions) with the two guys.
The whole point is to see exactly how much a model can get away with on Tinder, which a regular guy can't as well as see how easy it is for a male model to be 'successful' on Tinder. This isn't a vendetta against girls and Tinder is an app where looks are obviously the key factor in the swiping decision, but it could show how superficial a lot of girls can be (I'm not saying guys can't be either).
Will girls still give their number to a model who starts off with a 'boring' first message like "Hey", the type they are sick of? Will they go nuts over this guy and do whatever to keep his attention even if he's only interested in hooking up or if he's as dull as a post?
Only one way to find out!
NOTE: Any girl involved in a screenshot will not be catfished any further after they give their number and obviously the real Tinder account can carry on as normal while the fake account will be deleted when the experiment is over.
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