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Outrage As Woman's Tinder Match Calls Her 'Obese'
Home>Sex & Relationships
Published 17:55 17 Jan 2022 GMT

Outrage As Woman's Tinder Match Calls Her 'Obese'

*Unmatch*

Ali Condon

Ali Condon

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Topics: Sex and Relationships, Tinder, TikTok

Ali Condon
Ali Condon

Ali is a journalist for LADbible Group, writing on all things film, music, and entertainment across Tyla, LADbible and UNILAD. You can contact Ali at [email protected].

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TikTok users were horrified after one woman shared the awful messages she was sent by a Tinder match, calling her "slightly obese."

Sharing a screenshot of the interaction with her match Mikey, TikTok creator @emsumners left her followers in despair.

Watch the video here:

Tragic, right?

We aren't the only ones totally turned off by this conversation starter, and people who saw the TikTok were eager to share their thoughts.

Reacting to the Tinder match's overwhelmingly disappointing pick-up line, disgusted TikTok viewers took to the comments.

"THE WAY MY JAW JUST KEPT DROPPING. ARE STRAIGHT MEN DOING OK?!?" asked one.

Another commented: "The only thing men have is the audacity."

"Romance is alive and well" joked a third.

In the Tinder interaction, Em's match writes to her: "Hey baby put down that cupcake and sprint to my house."

TikTok users were horrified by this Tinder back and forth. (
TikTok/@emsumners)

Confused by the bizarre opener, she replies: "Cupcake? haha".

"You look like you hide cupcakes in your bedside table," writes Mikey, further digging himself a hole.

Obviously frustrated, she asks: "The f**k is that supposed to mean lmao."

Mikey then proceeds to kill any chances of ever pursuing her by replying with: "It means you're slightly obese."

It's a hard "no" from us. (
TikTok/@emsumners)

Dismissing this Tinder fiend's awful messages, one TikTok viewer commented: "I can't believe there are people like this... Girl you're beautiful truly."

"Yeah I'd rather the cupcake tbh," wrote another irritated user.

A third viewer commented this, and we're inclined to agree: "Everyone is missing the bigger picture here... get you a gal with a cupcake drawer."

We couldn't have said it better.

Earlier, we told you about another Tinder convo gone wrong, when one woman who received a voice note from her match. Meaning to reply to her match, she accidentally sent him an absolutely savage voice note.

You can read more about that here.

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