stop treating your college's first-year insta page like tinder

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Why it worked

The creator taps into a common college experience and offers a contrarian take on social media usage, using strong, relatable language and a direct, judgmental tone that can be engaging for viewers.

Summary

The creator advises against using a college's first-year Instagram page as a dating platform. She suggests that posting personal details and hobbies on such pages is akin to using a dating app and that it can lead to negative judgments and unwanted attention.

Structure

1Stop using college Insta pages like Tinder.
2It's not a dating app.
3Don't submit personal info.
4Posting hobbies and interests is like Tinder.
5Judging those who do.
6Be mysterious instead.

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stop treating your college's first-year insta page like tinder

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Your school's first-year page is not a dating app. This is just your sign to not submit yourself to your school's first-year page. It's pretty much you send a picture of yourself and they give you like a little description. For example, if I were to do, hi, my name is Ella from Toronto, this is what I'd like to do, or like, Tinder, putting your hobbies, your interests, the type of person you are, everything. Like, let's be honest, you're treating this shit like a dating app. Like anyone in my year who did this, I am sorry, I am judging you so bad. And every guy posted on that is a hoe. So yeah, don't do that. Instead, be mysterious, just put your school and your bio and call it a day and people will find you.