>Tea Dating Advice (or Tea) is a women-only app which is rapidly gaining popularity among young women in the US
>currently the #1 lifestyle app in the App Store, with nearly 1 million women signing up to this app in the past week alone
>On the platform, users are able to anonymously post photos of men they’re dating and ask if other users have any ‘tea’ on them
>“It goes beyond basic dating protection and truly provides a layer of defense against liars, cheaters, scammers, and even predators.” Another is glad to have a means of warning other women about her abusive ex. “He’s attractive, smart and charming, you’d never know it [...] for so long I was hoping for a way to warn other women of him.”

This app will have the exact opposite effect it was intended to have, with the most "popular" toxic men talked about on the app will become the most pursued by women with the "But I can fix him!" mindset.

Soon, women will not engage with you on any dating app unless there is some sort of discussion/popularity about you on the Tea app. Just another W for toxic alpha chads.

>using dating apps in 2025

>>511241665 (OP)
interesting point, i am thankful i stay out of the camera's eye most of the time.
the thought of a bunch of gossiping cunts posting images of me and squawking like chickens annoys the shit out of me.
SO glad i never used social media, SO glad.