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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Banks" data-source="post: 1299612" data-attributes="member: 12046">↑ If they were really &quot;good girls,&quot; they would not be on Tinder or dating apps. Why would a truly good girl be using an app designed for finding strangers to have sex with (regardless of whether it is for one-night stands like Tinder or for &quot;relationships&quot; like eHarmony)?By the same token, truly good girls won&#039;t be in bars, or if they are in bars, they are just there with their friends and not open to meeting men to have sex with.Good girls are probably not going to be meeting men outside of their church circles and family friends.You might be able to find a &quot;not-so-bad&quot; girl on a dating app (i.e. &quot;only&quot; been with 5 guys, has long hair, wants children someday, etc.), but she is still going to have a transactional approach to men and dating. Dating apps (and singles bars, nightclubs, etc.), are, by their nature, transactional.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Banks, post: 1299612, member: 12046"] ↑ If they were really "good girls," they would not be on Tinder or dating apps. Why would a truly good girl be using an app designed for finding strangers to have sex with (regardless of whether it is for one-night stands like Tinder or for "relationships" like eHarmony)? By the same token, truly good girls won't be in bars, or if they are in bars, they are just there with their friends and not open to meeting men to have sex with. Good girls are probably not going to be meeting men outside of their church circles and family friends. You might be able to find a "not-so-bad" girl on a dating app (i.e. "only" been with 5 guys, has long hair, wants children someday, etc.), but she is still going to have a transactional approach to men and dating. Dating apps (and singles bars, nightclubs, etc.), are, by their nature, transactional. [/QUOTE]

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