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If you look on my phone right now you won't see Grindr listed as one of the apps that are installed on my phone. Grindr is an app that allows men to meet other men that are interested in men, or boys where a man would be a suitable replacement. Now if I were to happen to be looking for someone that can cook for me as opposed to gay men, a person may direct me to Tinder In that case should I look for women or men? If I look for women then I will be criticized for enforcing gender stereotypes on society. But if I look for men then I may as well be on Grindr That reminds me, is Grinder or Tinder an app that's more oriented towards sexual relationships? But I do not believe I am attracted to men so I will not install Grindr to research this topic any further. Unless there are some strictly scientific articles about this topic, but I assume those would be too long and I don't want to sift through pages and pages of irrelevant information just so I can find out whether a man will have a better chance of engaging in sexual intercouse through Grindr or Tinder. Of course, I only am interested in this topic for a friend. If one day, I found that someone had installed the Grindr app on my phone while I was not looking, I wouldn't go as far as to uninstall the app instantly (unless I was lacking storage space). I'd just organize it into my "Social Media" folder with my other social media apps. I wouldn't feel the need to uninstall it because I'm not insecure about being het, and I don't care if people mistakenly assume I'm gay. But I still wouldn't leave a shortcut to the app on my home screen because I'd rather not create misunderstandings on purpose. What if a girl really likes me but they don't end up proposing to me because they think I'm gay? A few years later, I'd probably get bored of the app and uninstall it. But I suspect I wouldn't have the same phone for that many years. And anyways, there'd probably be much better app alternatives on the market by then