Finally, women call out toxic online dates. Now, to target the apps themselves

All of that is definitely normal and not mental at all, I wonder if there is a connection between that sort of behaviour and their dating experiences...

Also yet another dilution of the word "toxic" to now mean "someone I don't like" - at this point anyone who uses it is just an idiot.

Also the apps are predatory regardless of gender and women do engage in exactly the thing they're complaining about... But I mean, if it's so "toxic" then delete it and move on? Most of this problem exists entirely because they're on these apps, but I suspect there is a reason they're not having success by going outside with fellow humans in most cases, obviously that applies equally to both genders.

I'm kind of amused by this since I have had a LOT of terrible dates as a guy, paired with running into the same person in a professional context and getting the distinct impression they were refusing to engage me as an equal because I wouldn't date them. (That's not the kind of feminism I imagined when I stood up for folks to get internships, jobs, and tenure.)

Unless we're using "toxic" as a synonym for full on sexual assault, which really needs to stop -- rounding down criminal behavior to a personality conflict is horrible, and should not be tolerated.