We're living in a world of convenience, don't fall into the DM trap 🪤 #shorts #datingadvice
In this short monologue, the speaker highlights a growing complaint among women that men no longer make genuine, in‑person approaches, opting instead for superficial catcalls or digital messages. He blames the internet, dating apps, and Instagram for creating a "convenience" culture where sending a DM feels safe because it avoids direct rejection. This ease, he argues, prevents men from experiencing uncomfortable situations, learning from rejection, and improving their social skills. The speaker stresses that because attractive women receive countless generic DMs, a digital approach offers no differentiation. He concludes that to succeed in dating, men must practice approaching women offline, embracing the discomfort and feedback that real‑life interactions provide.
