Stop acting like the Spirit Airlines of the gay apps
The cost of the app has escalated to a point where it seems unaffordable for many users. This financial barrier suggests a detachment from the very community you were created to serve. Grindr has historically been a safe space for gay men to connect; however, it now feels like a free-for-all, with users of all backgrounds, including women seeking men, diluting the original intent of the platform. The impression that Grindr is prioritizing profit over community well-being is disheartening. As a pillar in the LGBTQ+ space, there is a responsibility to foster genuine connections and support. It is crucial for your actions to reflect your commitment to being an ally, rather than simply a business looking to maximize profits.
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