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Time: Hook-up Apps are Destroying Gay Youth Culture


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Such a load of bull****.

 

Like anything else in the world, you get what you put into it. I've met some of my best gay friends on those apps and have had them as loyal friends for years now.

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JaggedMonster

That could also be the issue. People wanting to find love but only finding the guys that care about giving or taking the D :thetea:

well that's y you got to be adults about it and state what you really want. sometimes is just s-x :whip:  who know it may end up in a relationships :classy:

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One Five Ten

I agree, but these apps also lend help to romantic relationships, especially for people like me with not too many gay connections/confidence to go up to men who may not be gay and be embarrassed etc. They allow the whole gay community in your area to be visible either in full view or anonymously, and I think that's a positive despite the promiscuity.

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thatfoxyfeeling

it isn't just gays who use 'find a ****' apps, it's safer than going to a public place or a seedy club like they had to 50 years ago.

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Haroon

Seems like they're kinda ignoring that gay apps can also be used for friendship :shrug: Grindr isn't solely to hook up, it's for relationships and friendships as well, but people just see it as a hook-up app because that's what majority seem to want to do, but that's the people's faults, not the app's fault :confused:

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