u/DieselDestroyer

Your Approach?

Most folks have been around the block on these apps. I used to be, took a break due to a relationship, had personal issues and then jumped in again. What really drives me nuts is the flippancy of some conversations. Like I’ll be talking to someone and then they’ll just drop off with no apparent reason. I go through the thread in my mind and nothing awry was said. But people think that because you’re not sitting right next to them that you’re disposable. There’s no social risk, fuck it, cut the cord. Is this just the result of fatigue? Personally, a few closing words on why it isn’t a match shouldn’t be too much to ask. Some people still get it, but others forget that we’re not just talking profile pictures; there’s a human on the other side. Are people just so used to the dating apps not working that they’ve become jaded? Am I just an idiot to think otherwise? This throwaway culture on these apps is toxic. How do you deal with it? Thanks for letting me ask/vent.

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u/DieselDestroyer — 3 days ago

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30226287/

Anyone heard about this study? Today was the first time I’ve heard about it. Basically it’s a 2018 study with 24 subjects (so it’s small) that found that consistent use of aspirin (baby aspirin, specifically) can reduce the likelihood of topical minoxidil working. Thoughts? My derm never said anything about this.

u/DieselDestroyer — 10 days ago