'I am a' memes show what people are really seeking on dating apps
Online dating can be a frustrating experience. Despite the amount of niche apps out there, not everyone's looking for love.
A Twitter meme shows what people are really looking for on these apps. It's been around since last summer, but the meme has been gaining popularity in the past week.
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The meme follows the registration format for most dating apps, where a user identifies themselves and then notes who they're interested in.
Take this Marvel fan looking for restitution after getting their heart broken by the latest movie.
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Or an exhausted student looking for a break.
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Like all memes, this one was occasionally used to open up a discussion for deeper issues. Seriously, where can we find an unproblematic fave?
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And sometimes it was used for less serious discussions, like this hot take on lemonade.
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Does anyone know cute, single consistent weather patterns for this fed up New Yorker?
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Someone help these Twitter singles find what they're seeking.
