dating fails

These days, many people rely on Tinder to meet a new partner/buddy rather than leaving it to fate. This means that people have had to pick up their online banter game - a lot. The wrong word or joke can make or break your chance with the potential one. Whether you participate in the Tinder game or like to observe, here are the funniest memes from r/Tinder from last week. Enjoy, kids.

Tinder has fundamentally changed the dating game forever. While single people used to depend on picking people up at a bar, nowadays it all comes down to how good your opening line is (and how well you photograph). Needless to say, over the past few years people have gotten pretty creative with their banter. Here are the latest hilarious and cringeworthy memes from r/Tinder, and here are last week's too for good measure.

"No worries, I'm not crazy like your ex." Run, run for the hills! This guy dodged a big bullet with this Tinder match. Brace yourself for unhealthy levels of tireless pushiness, cringe, and anger. Like, she seems mad at something more than half the time. Yikes. 

Man oh man, nothing can bring the blood to a boil like having to deal with family members dishing out their toxic opinions on matters they were never asked to get involved with in the first place. This particular scenario involves a brother asking the morality defenders of Reddit's AITA community whether or not he was in the wrong for telling his sister to lower her dating standards based off the fact that she's a single mother. 

Much like approaching someone in a bar, dating apps leave you vulnerable to all sorts of rejection. Whether the person you've matched with straight-up ignores your messages, or they reply politely telling you that they're not interested, unfortunately, it's all part of the dating game. One girl on Tinder, however, clearly doesn't understand the rules, and upon being explained to politely by a guy she had matched with that he had met someone else, she lost her mind and went totally berserk. Check out how calmly he manages the situation and how 

Someone on AskReddit got a gnarly thread going about the most ruthless rejections that people have ever endured. Some of these are just plain old heartless. It takes a lot for some folks to put themselves out there, and long as they're respectful, it's on the people being asked out to handle the rejections with just a little bit of grace. 

Most people these days have that person in their phone saved as 'Satan,' or a similar person who you really, really don't want to hear from. Maybe they cheated or maybe they ghosted you. But chances are when you hear from these exes, you're probably not very happy about it. That's how these former lovers felt when their old flame's came back a-knockin', but they handled the solicitations with sass, spite, and a whole lot of confidence. 

Hey! Hey! You know what would be an awesome idea? Let's take our relationship problems and (wait for it... here's the best part...) post them to a site where all of our friends and family can see them! Talk about a recipe for success!

If you had a warning label, what would yours say? Tinder is a haven of scum villainy, and lots of walks of shame, and even some weddings. It also has a never ending supply of "terrific" openers pick up lines and most of all, hilarious Tinder blunders. r/Tinder will give you all you need to remind yourself you still have a chance, at least more than some others. If you missed our last Tinder favorites, make sure to take a gander.