Dating in the past years was when two people met via common friends or acquaintances. And then, came dating apps. Which kind of helped in a lot many ways, like privacy and ease.
However, finding true love is difficult as even dating apps these days are used for purposes other than they were intended for. Like networking, building a strong professional contact base and even studying together.
Let’s see an example of this. Recently, a guy preparing for UPSC exams, matched with two other girls on Tinder, who were also preparing themselves for the same exams. They now use the app for clarifying doubts.
This incident was tweeted by a certain Neha Jha, and responses to this tweet are hilarious and downright brilliant.
Met a guy on Tinder who said he is preparing for UPSC exam. I asked about the other girls he matched with. He said he matched with two others who are also preparing for UPSC exam and are using Tinder to clear their doubts. Never knew @Tinder_India could also be an educational app
— Neha Jha (@neaajha) September 15, 2020
I have scored startup contacts and stories on Tinder and TrulyMadly :p
— Barkha Kumari (@Barkha2803) September 15, 2020
it's stackoverflow for me in bangalore https://t.co/PrOkcrN5L0
— Shobhit Bakliwal (@shobhitic) September 15, 2020
online classes are the new tinder and tinder is the new educational app 🤔🤔.
A reverse never thought of!!!— Ifra Jawed (@IfraJawed) September 15, 2020
Still remember how a friend who was a pr person was on Tinder to network with ppl in the city apparently 🙃😄. I mean Indians have no chill
— khoya khoya chand (@luxtheminstrel) September 15, 2020
Should try once pic.twitter.com/FuNCfP5kKw
— unavailable (@mnk_009) September 15, 2020
#Byju has competition
— PRABHAKAR (@vvsn) September 15, 2020
It works the other way round also. Every app where you can interact with a stranger is a dating up in India. Last one I heard of was LudoKing.
— Amal Jose Philip (@AmalJosePhilip) September 15, 2020
