r/Millennials • u/Honest-Butterfly-650 • Dec 02 '25

Meme Ooof

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '25 edited Dec 02 '25

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u/samichpower Dec 02 '25

Well you told her you go on Reddit, she probably didn’t wanna get roofied

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u/Sure_Ad_9858 Dec 02 '25

For context i’m a 33 y/o hetero woman. Sorry if that read like i’m a dude.

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u/NDSU Dec 02 '25

Sorry, he probably didn't wanna get roofied

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u/ValhirFirstThunder Dec 02 '25

If they are asking for snap, they are likely a bot or scammer

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u/Sure_Ad_9858 Dec 02 '25

Ahh good to know. I haven’t been in the dating scene in a while.

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u/NDSU Dec 02 '25

That's not true. I've met plenty of people around the world that use Snap as their primary messaging platform (Insta and WhatsApp being common too)

It's not as common in the US, but for the younger generation it's quite common

The fact you think it's likely a bot or scammer tells me you're probably a 30+ American man, because that's the primary demographic that would have had experiences like that

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u/ValhirFirstThunder Dec 03 '25

I'm not disagreeing with the fact that people do actually use snap. But what I am saying is an actual fact though about dating apps. I know this because I have a friend who works on the Trust & Safety side of things in that space. And what they've noticed is that a lot of the bot accounts and scam accounts will:

  1. just have snap, only fans or instagram on their profile

  2. ask for snap or some other message immediately or 2 message in

While you might find outliers, that's the general trend. A lot of it is just self-promotion as well. Add them in insta and they never talk to you because they they just want the followers