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Today I discovered that Hinge can delete your account if as a straight male you complain about males appearing in your dating queue…

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SingleSexSpacesInSchools · 10/08/2026 01:05

I only discovered this after having made two reports, and it’s Sunday, so I suppose I’ll find out tomorrow if they are going to follow through.

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I'm sure someone will be along in a minute and ask why it has to be a thing in a relationship at all but given the case I’m following through it sort of has to be out there!

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nutmeg7 · 16/08/2026 09:58

All this talk about Disney is making no sense. @Princessblackberry

Should it not be “because I have a Disney Plus subscription I can never sue Disney”.

I would have thought you can use Disney no problem.

Princessblackberry · 17/08/2026 15:16

WomanXXWorldsOriginsofMothersofAllNations · 15/08/2026 23:10

Ahem having a Disney plus subscription means I can never use Disney was such a wild claim, I looked it up.

No, having a Disney+ subscription does not mean you can never use Disney. You can stream movies and shows on the service, visit theme parks, and buy merchandise normally.
The idea that a subscription stops you from using Disney comes from a viral legal misunderstanding.
Where the Rumor Started

  • Disney once used a standard arbitration clause in a wrongful death lawsuit defense involving a restaurant at a Disney resort.
  • The legal argument stated that because the victim previously signed up for a Disney+ trial, a clause in the streaming service terms meant disputes should go to private arbitration rather than a court trial.
  • Disney later dropped that specific legal defense and stated they would let the lawsuit proceed in court, clarifying that the streaming terms do not block people from suing over unrelated non-streaming incidents.

Rather supports @SingleSexSpacesInSchools argument that Even where a company can rely on a term, customers remain free to criticise it, question whether it is reasonable, challenge it, or campaign for it to be changed. Accepting access to a service does not require intellectual or moral submission to every corporate policy. Criticism is not a breach of contract, and writing about a policy is not “having a sulk”.

It seems @Princessblackberry you are free to enjoy Disney and need to not be so slavish to boilerplates.

Babe the fact it didn't even occur to you it autocorrected sue to use even with all the context clues that obviously use may be wrong before writing all that....😂

AimsAndObjectives · 17/08/2026 17:13

I honestly don't understand why everyone doesn't just turn autocarrot off.

AimsAndObjectives · 17/08/2026 17:22

Princessblackberry · 17/08/2026 15:16

Babe the fact it didn't even occur to you it autocorrected sue to use even with all the context clues that obviously use may be wrong before writing all that....😂

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But she did actually address the 'sue' suggestion.

  • Disney later dropped that specific legal defense and stated they would let the lawsuit proceed in court, clarifying that the streaming terms do not block people from suing over unrelated non-streaming incidents.
The AI ? that she consulted realised that you meant sue and not use, and also states that you were incorrect in your understanding of the streaming terms. You appear to be embarassed by your mistake and so seeking to deflect everyone from seeing it.
JustEatThePizza · 23/08/2026 17:51

Thinking about this a bit more (after seeing the state of some profiles on OLD), I wonder who these men think they will be able to attract after transition. Some say that they're not after people who don't want to be with trans people (pretty obvious) and not after the trans chasers, so who exactly is left?

For some reason, probably out of boredom, I ventured onto Reddit. People on trans reddit were considering targeting men who have simply had no success with real women. Are these the men that end up in relationships with trans women?

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SingleSexSpacesInSchools · 24/08/2026 15:02

Princessblackberry · 17/08/2026 15:16

Babe the fact it didn't even occur to you it autocorrected sue to use even with all the context clues that obviously use may be wrong before writing all that....😂

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Do come back and address my points...

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SingleSexSpacesInSchools · 24/08/2026 15:03

JustEatThePizza · 23/08/2026 17:51

Thinking about this a bit more (after seeing the state of some profiles on OLD), I wonder who these men think they will be able to attract after transition. Some say that they're not after people who don't want to be with trans people (pretty obvious) and not after the trans chasers, so who exactly is left?

For some reason, probably out of boredom, I ventured onto Reddit. People on trans reddit were considering targeting men who have simply had no success with real women. Are these the men that end up in relationships with trans women?

No idea. I think the level of self delusion is so very high, they really think they will attract a man who will treat them entirely like a woman. I feel very sorry for the ones so disappointed.

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