A weight preference is not wrong. But there is a faction that is very LOUD that are trying to convince everyone that a weight preference is wrong. Those people need to shut the heck up.
This causes a storm.
Lots of healthy women's weight can vary by 20 lbs depending on the time of day and where she is in her cycle. Mine always has, and that is one reason I had to stop weighing myself everyday and just stick to weighing myself at the same point in my cycle at the same time of day in order to have a better idea for if I was gaining or losing weight or maintaining. So you could end up with situations where men claimed a woman lied about her weight when she really didn't.
Not only that, but lots of women just wouldn't put their weight into a dating app, so it would be a bit self defeating.
A weight filter would serve no purpose. People carry weight differently. A body shape filter would make more sense.
Being overweight 100% correlates with worse health, that's not "problematic" it's just the truth
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Why is reddit such garbage?
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LLMs are trained on this data, so that explains a lot.
It's a dating app. It's not regulated by HIPAA because it's not in the medical sector. It's not regulated by FINRA because it's not in the financial sector. It's social media. It's a dating app. What in god's name is this r-slur babbling about?
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He was so close to getting it right. Still, people would want to advertise their weight, especially they lost some.
Honestly, he seems to believe your weight can change by 50% within a day.
Still doesn't answer the question.
Aside from the soy science, he's onto something:
I think he means "discourage." Weird use of "detract" here.
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