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For Twitter’s current owner, Elon Musk, 52, the app is much more than a public forum for the Internet. It is an ever-evolving mall that has everything (soon) available for your convenience. Their desire to make everything an app is no secret at all. So it would come as no surprise to see home delivery and dating being added to the platform.
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One savvy Twitter user wrote that he was deleting all dating apps. The user wrote that he’d rather date the old fashioned way: Good lord make a woman out of her ribs. It is now the oldest matrimonial match ever on record. Responding to the user, Elon Musk suggested trying Twitter to meet a potential partner. The billionaire claimed that there are many people who have discovered their significant others on Twitter.
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Reactions started pouring in on Musk’s proposal. Apart from the usual series of memes, Twitterati took a dig at the billionaire’s tweet. A user commented on Should Twitter Dating be called Twitter or Twinder? One user claimed that he knows several people who started dating because of the Twitter space. Many users claim to have met their fiancees (and even their exes) on the Bird app. Users also shared how scammers spam their DMs with ‘seeking relationship’ temptations.
Hey (with Rhys) pic.twitter.com/NwQlYSKhCS
— The Blonde Broker (@theblondebroker) 14 July 2023
— Sammy Davis Jr. (@sammidavisjr1) 14 July 2023
I know many people who started dating because of Twitter Space!
(monogamy, not polycules) pic.twitter.com/jUKiM0Xinm
— Misha Fitton (@mishafitton) 14 July 2023
Sir Elon says you can get a date on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/ulvmu8N1Oe
– Sujant Kumar KV (@sujantkumarkv) 14 July 2023
It’s true that someone met his wife on one of my twitter spaces ❤️😭🥹
Elon, you’re invited to my wedding, I met my fiancee on Twitter
true story ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/g4vfABnt82
– Kayleigh McEnany Fan Club (@KayleighZone) 14 July 2023
Can confirm, went over dm to: pic.twitter.com/P4BiBJCZZv
— conrad close (@conradclose) 14 July 2023
Yes. met my fiancé @BMT094 Here.
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) 14 July 2023
I met my last ex girlfriend on this platform and went on many trips together pic.twitter.com/OxyxeUDFja
— 0x (@0x_Imperius) 14 July 2023
— Sammy Davis Jr. (@sammidavisjr1) 14 July 2023
– The Ghost of Karl Kolchak 👻🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@ckolchacksghost) 14 July 2023
Truth I have already met two very nice ladies who were interested not only in me, but also in my crypto investments. I want to have ice cream with both of them next week. wish me good luck! pic.twitter.com/rcZuWcYAhN
– HBD USA 🇺🇸 🎆 🎉 (@BlueyAnon) 14 July 2023
First rule of crypto Twitter: If a pretty girl texts you asking about crypto, block her https://t.co/0zEFjcUS3L
— Alistair Milne (@alistairmilne) 14 July 2023
Another user writes, no one should take dating advice from Elon Musk.
😂😂😂😂 no one should be dating
advice from elon https://t.co/Wu81GriZbl— xXx_OBAMASWAG420_xXx (@teleconvo) 14 July 2023
See also: Twitter vs Threads: Mark Zuckerberg Trolls Elon Musk, Latter Says ‘Thirst Photos’ That’s Why People Use Instagram
Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads app continues to add customers, causing concern for rival Twitter and Elon Musk.
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