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My advice to Women

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Overview

Daniel recounted negative dating experiences on Tinder, offering advice to women against visiting hotels, inviting other men, or letting dates pay if they are not interested in romance or intimacy, and complaining about married women or users seeking friendship on the app.

Daniel unboxed an Amazon delivery of a USB-chargeable laser pen and experimented with shining its beam across the room, into mirrors, and near a camera.

Themes

Dating advice regarding hotel invitations and sexual expectations on first dates.

An experience with a Japanese date who visited a hotel room, declined intimacy, and was later blocked.

Frustrations over a Tinder date who asked to invite another male friend and discussed other dating matches.

Perceptions of Tinder's purpose and complaints regarding married women or users seeking friendship on the platform.

Complaints regarding paying over $200 for a date who subsequently declined a romantic relationship.

Testing and playing with a new laser pen received via Amazon delivery.

Developments

Daniel took a Tinder date to a hotel room, where she asked him to stop physical advances and stated she wanted a serious relationship.

Daniel blocked his hotel date on his messaging app after leaving the hotel.

A Tinder date asked Daniel if a male friend could join them on their date, which Daniel declined.

Daniel paid over $200 for a date's meals and a boat trip, after which the date indicated she was not looking for a boyfriend.

Daniel received an Amazon delivery containing a USB-chargeable laser pen and pointed the beam across the room and into a mirror.

Uncertainties & gaps

Whether the laser pen actually burns.

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