Woman Left 'Speechless' after Reading Rude Message from a Man on Her Dating App

A woman was completely in awe and utter shock when she discovered a vile message that one man had sent on her dating application.

Twenty-two-year-old Stephanie Campbell from Merseyside, England, going by the handle @stephthemefff on Twitter, shared a snapshot from a chat with a man on the Hinge dating app. The Twitter user was unimpressed by a snarky message her match left for her.

However, as many may know, Twitter may not have been the best online platform to share the shot on, with what many individuals claim to be an online haven of toxic internet culture.

IS SHE MEANT TO LAUGH?

In her Tweet, Campbell said that the disgusting message had left her without words. In the comment section, @stephthemefff also penned:

"Someone should tell me this is a joke."

In the same Tweet, she implied that this was not the first time it has occurred. The Twitter user also expressed that she has become used to these types of messages, and as a consequence, they do not have much of an effect on her.

NOT VERY CHIVALROUS

In the screenshot of the messages, the particular individual liked a picture of her wearing a black dress. After inviting him to chat, he wrote to her:

"Yeah [expletive] it, you'll do."

Many of the individuals in the comment section were supportive of Campbell's disapproval. A significant number thought that her match was in a lower league compared to her.

OH SO SERIOUS

However, there was also a myriad of negative comments. Many individuals believed that she was taking the jest too seriously, with one fellow netizen commenting:

"That most definitely is a joke."

Unfortunately, it did not end there. The original poster has claimed that she has been receiving repulsive messages from men on the Twitter platform since she shared her now-viral Tweet.

TAKING A BREAK FROM THE DRAMA

As a result, this Twitter user has decided to stay off the social media platform for a while. The individual matched with her, according to Campbell, has also gone into hiding.

She claims that he unmatched her as he felt humiliated when his message was exposed online. As both stay out of the online world, we can only wonder what will happen next when they return to their keyboards and buttons.

TOGETHER NO MATTER WHAT

Dating apps are notorious for shallow exchanges, but one man proved that his affections for his wife run much deeper than the way she looks. Former model Turia Pitt was trapped in a Wildfire in Western Australia in 2011, left with severe burns which distorted her appearance.

Michael Hoskin, her new spouse, did not hesitate to remain by her side until their dying days. Speaking about his love for her, he said that he was attracted to her character and soul from the very beginning.

Hoskin proposed to Pitt in the Maldives in July 2015, and they were married by 2016; you can read their full story here. What is your approach to dating and love? Is it only skin deep, or do you focus on what's on the inside?