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Woman Calls Out Tinder Match Who Sent Vile Messages And Asked If She Was 'The Fat One'

Ciara Sheppard

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Woman Calls Out Tinder Match Who Sent Vile Messages And Asked If She Was 'The Fat One'

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Tinder is a place of two outcomes: you'll either swipe right on the love of your life and the rest is history, or you'll be left with a refreshed disappointment at the state of mankind.

The latter is what one woman felt when she received fatphobic comments by a man - said in the loosest sense of the word - on the app.

It all started when Emily Langsdon from Essex received a message from a guy (who we can only speculate as to why is single) after she had matched with him.

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Opening with a cheesy chat up line, he said: "I'm jealous of your heart. It's pumping inside you and I'm not."

Ew, we think you'll agree.

Not impressed, but keeping things polite, Emily replied: "Well that was different."

The charmer then followed up by calling Emily a "sl*g" before offering a sarcastic apology, blaming the slur on his teddy bear, Olaf.

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But it appears the Tinder match was only just starting, as when Emily confirmed she was the one in her photos with blue hair, he asked: "What the fat one?"

Responding to his vile comment, Emily said: "Wow, you're a delight aren't you?"

The user, no: "Bet you like angel delight you fat c***".

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Emily posted screenshots of the conversation on Twitter, writing: "Get yourself a boy off tinder who talks to you like this. Oh Matt, you're cancelled x."

Naturally, the people of Twitter rushed to her support. One quite rightly wrote: "Absolutely disgusting."

"Nothing wrong with Angel Delight either?! I maybe 22 but it's just as good as it was when I was a kid," another use added.

"Opening line is funny fair play, the rest is a shambles," a third added.

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"I apologise on behalf of all Matts," another wrote in reference to the man's name.

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We've got a sneaky suspicion someone was feeling a feeling a bit burnt by Emily's initial snub. Lucky escape we say, Emily!

Topics: Life News, Life, Tinder

Ciara Sheppard
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