Y’all watched Tinder Swindler?

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Ill-Yaz said:
That bytch was swiping left on decent and genuine men like me and went for a dude only because he was rich. They also liked the fact that he was arrogant since he was always flashing his shyt.

Did the producers really wanted to incite sympathy from me for that fukin bytch? Nahh you reap what you sow. You made your own grave now you lay in it etc.

Simon Leviev/Mr Shimon Hayut/Mr David Sharon, you do you breh. I have nothing against you.
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Superficial bytches like that are doing decent men a favor by not wasting their time. It's whole threads on here of dudes that would appreciate that gesture.
 
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jadillac said:
Okay so they passed up good dudes and went after a dude solely bc on his lifestyle in pictures...and then got played...

First of all, on any dating site, if someone looks(physically and lifestyle) too good to be true, they 99.99% are.

I remember back on sohh we had a thread where Coli brehs created fake POF profiles using other dudes pics and just the mass amounts of messages from chicks. They were READY to meet from the jump, like with very little back n forth. Because they know if they don't move immediately other chicks will.

Rather than catfish, all this dude did was double down on his game. He invested into his game and these women believed it.

Where he was really smart was using fake drama to draw them in even further bc we know women like roller coasters rides like that. BUT, I'd imagine there are many other women with common sense who bailout on him when he starts asking for money. His success rate is probably fairly low but the hits keep him afloat.

Where I feel bad for the women bc they're now broke and in debt. Like it's one thing to play someone, but to break them to where they're now destitute is terrible

But on the flip side, nobody deels bad for men when women finesse them outta their money. If this movie was about a woman doing this to men, it would be viewed as a comedy about 6gullible men. Women would be like, "girl i need to be doing what she's doing!"
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The bolded is why I don't feel bad for them. He matched with everyone, but only had less than 10 girls funding his entire lifestyle. Y'all are just plain dumb, and I'm sure their friends and family told them to stop or be careful. Some of the stuff was easily verifiable. They were too desperate. The first girl flew on a private jet with his baby momma. That is how bad she wanted to be kept. Even in the end, she didn't learn from her mistake.
 
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jadillac said:
Okay so they passed up good dudes and went after a dude solely bc on his lifestyle in pictures...and then got played...

First of all, on any dating site, if someone looks(physically and lifestyle) too good to be true, they 99.99% are.

I remember back on sohh we had a thread where Coli brehs created fake POF profiles using other dudes pics and just the mass amounts of messages from chicks. They were READY to meet from the jump, like with very little back n forth. Because they know if they don't move immediately other chicks will.

Rather than catfish, all this dude did was double down on his game. He invested into his game and these women believed it.

Where he was really smart was using fake drama to draw them in even further bc we know women like roller coasters rides like that. BUT, I'd imagine there are many other women with common sense who bailout on him when he starts asking for money. His success rate is probably fairly low but the hits keep him afloat.

Where I feel bad for the women bc they're now broke and in debt. Like it's one thing to play someone, but to break them to where they're now destitute is terrible

But on the flip side, nobody deels bad for men when women finesse them outta their money. If this movie was about a woman doing this to men, it would be viewed as a comedy about 6gullible men. Women would be like, "girl i need to be doing what she's doing!"
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Where are you getting the bolded from? One of them has been on Tinder for a 7 years "looking for love" so she's definitely been entertaining men. Nothing in the movie indicated they passed up others for him but he definitely stood out from the rest because of the alleged billionaire ties
 
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brandy said:
The bolded is why I don't feel bad for them. He matched with everyone, but only had less than 10 girls funding his entire lifestyle. Y'all are just plain dumb, and I'm sure their friends and family told them to stop or be careful. Some of the stuff was easily verifiable. They were too desperate. The first girl flew on a private jet with his baby momma. That is how bad she wanted to be kept. Even in the end, she didn't learn from her mistake.
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You're right.

She wasn't looking for love, she was looking to, at worst, be the next baby mama flying on a private jet and living in luxury.
 
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He started to move sloppy too. He went from elaborate back stories when he’d send the pictures of Peter bleeding to, “Peter hurt! Peter down!”

Also, I think people grossly underestimate how easily people can be beguiled — even very intelligent people. While the scam’s validity may not exist in some definite sense, the social phenomena that good or elaborate scams tap into are very real. Whether it be greed, loneliness, love, lust, fear, etc. Even a person’s hubris can be used against them in a scam. “Oh, this email I received at work from my manager seems legit. No obviously misspelled words or grammatical errors. No obvious phishing elements. None of the precursors of fraud I’ve learned about it all those 10 minute modules I’ve taken over the years at work. Let me do what it says.” Bam…. Scam.

Lastly, the one that lived at home with her mom, she was weird. How you tell someone you only see as a friend you miss them after a day :gucci:? How do you say, “Oh no, another Diamond guy,” like you got it like that and traveling and jet-setting with old boy and you live at home? Pretty sure she was getting clapped up out here and trying to front like she wasn’t :mjlol:.
 
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Watching this now


1st date this bih agreed to go on an international trip with a fukking stranger:dead:


Hoes so thirsty:dead:

I remember i met a Bih on a 1st date and later that night she tried to convince me to let her go with me outta state when I went to visit my parents for Easter :deadrose:


Bih catfished the hell outta me so I wasn't even planning a 2nd date
 
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