Dating apps themselves are the biggest blackpill ever. Whoever isn't blackpilled by that, is hopeless.

The only successful design for a dating app, is one that successfully isolates women from unattractive (most) men.

Tinder: Can't talk to her unless she matches with you in the first place. No option for sub8 males to send any sort of request to them. The algorithm also routinely shadowbans ugly males so women don't even have to see them. As a result, tinder is the most successful dating app and insanely profitable. The saddest part is this is all made by stemcels. Imagine having a job that's about helping chads get laid.

Bumble: Same as tinder, but you can't talk to a foid first.

I haven't used any other dating apps but I'm pretty sure the model revolves around that for all of them. And the better a dating app is at isolating women from ugly men, the more successful it'll be.

Why most men aren't blackpilled by this is beyond me.

Another blackpill was that all of the first few iterations of dating websites were heavily focused on personality, describing yourself, talking about your life and hobbies etc And they were all nuked and mogged into oblivion by apps like tinder that removed virtually all of the details and focused on looks above all Apps like tinder have become the norm. Looks have obliterated everything else online. People of course cope by saying that's only online, as if the looks domination had absolutely nothing to do with anything involving real life. As if it came from nowhere, as if it was an accident

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