If you’re seeking an icebreaker when your first matching with somebody on a dating app, I would

In this spoken monologue, the speaker expresses frustration with the decline in quality of opening messages on dating apps, recounting a particularly vulgar first line they received: "what do you say you come and fuck me before you go?" They explain that such crude approaches are unattractive and inappropriate for initial contact. Drawing from their own occasional use of dating apps while in a situationship, they argue that most people would prefer more respectful, normal conversation starters. The speaker then offers concrete alternatives for icebreakers, such as asking "how's your day going?", "what makes you happy?", or inquiring about the match's location, emphasizing the importance of presenting oneself as a normal, considerate person rather than resorting to explicit language.










