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Dating apps like Hinge , Bumble , and Tinder reduce and sort people into boxes to check.
They then train users to value a set of important but superficial qualities.
This process, she says, reifies archetypes by packaging people as brands.
Liesel Sharabi : Apps create this expectation that you check these boxes and have a certain type of person delivered to you.
As queer culture leaps closer to the mainstream, the distinctions between gay men's and straight men’s “auras’ and style are blurry.
Today , straight guys donning dangly pearl earrings, painted nails, and skirts embody “the new masculinity” and are perceived to be more sensitive and ethical than those ripped and rugged men wearing a henley.
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