As one TikTok user put it, 'Fboys, it's over.'
The DC dating scene has reached a new level: Women are using a Facebook group to share red flags about potential dates.
The private group, called “Are We Dating The Same Guy?,” was created in May by three users with info-free profiles and has gained over 2,000 members. The same users created a group in San Diego in March, and have since launched others in the Baltimore area, New York City, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Dallas, and more. There’s even a version aimed at the London dating scene.
Once members join the group, they post screenshots of men they’ve found on popular dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, or Hinge, either seeking information on the person or warning others about them. An anonymous member in the DC group posted a picture of one guy’s profile and captioned it, “Girls 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 stay away… details in the comments.” Another asked if anyone in the group knew a person they’d been talking to.
There are some ground rules. Before you join, you have to verify that you live in the city the group is for. You must agree to not share anyone’s personal information , and refrain from posting defamatory or libelous content, bullying, or hate speech. Also, no sharing any content from inside the group.”We strive to cultivate an atmosphere of female empowerment, acceptance, and support and will not tolerate any shaming, bullying, or just plain being mean,” the group’s description reads.
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