Tinder is making women miserable according to new study

Apps like Tinder were designed to make the process of dating quicker and more efficient, by only matching people with other who are interested in them to save people from rejection. But new evidence suggests the apps have created a different kind of problem – men play Tinder like a game, swiping right to everyone just to see who has'liked' them. This can be frustrating for women, who are pickier about who they match with, since men they are paired with are less likely to reply to their messages, a new study has found. Evidence shows people on Tinder are not motivated enough to speak to someone they match with. Both men and women are unlikely to message even after mutually liking another profile, a new study has found.