It's making you think you are terrible unlovable person. Maybe you are but the chances are you are not. And that rest of the world is part of what's creating the red pill pipeline. If you think no one wants you, you stopped wanting anyone. And then the anger sets in.

It is super disheartening to be a guy and get swiped left so much. Because it's filtering out your actual choices as real people and turning it into a game. Except this isn't really a game in the same way Candy crush is. This is going to hurt you.

It rigs the system against you. When you use the dating apps it gives you the least likely people to swipe on you. And then the ones you choose unless you're paying for the app are not actually compatible.
This is leading to dating dysmorphia.

And that is what Tinder is. And every other dating app that you pay for. If you don't pay for the power ups you don't get to play, but if you play well it will find a way to make sure that you keep paying. Now unlike Candy crush, there's a real world element. So how does it keep you playing?

Part 2 So you buy the bonuses but does the game ever end?
No. You could be the best Candy crush player of all time and it's never going to end. Because Candy crush makes money off of you playing that time waster. It's the same when we played arcade games and ate our quarters.