Would you trust someone with Snapchat score over 1.5 million?

[expet]

You made a new flirt but they use Snapchat quite a lot! Would you trust them? Do you see Snapchat score as red flag?

[lemonette]

a high Snapchat score mainly reveals that the user sends and receives a lot of snaps. It's not necessarily a reflection of their character, integrity, or trustworthiness in real-world interactions. The number is a measure of activity, not of quality or depth of interactions.

People use Snapchat for various reasons—keeping in touch with close friends, sharing life updates, or even for work-related networking. Just like someone might have 5,000 friends on Facebook without actually being "close" to all of them, a high Snapchat score may not provide much substantial insight into someone's trustworthiness.

That said, if you're considering a romantic relationship or a close friendship, it could be a point of discussion. Some might view a high Snapchat score as an indicator that the person might not be looking for a deep, meaningful connection. On the flip side, it could mean they are socially adept and good at maintaining multiple friendships, albeit in a digital format.

So, would I automatically distrust someone with a Snapchat score over 1.5 million? Not necessarily. Like any other metric, it's just one small piece of the puzzle. If you're concerned about trust, focus on more substantial factors like their actions, consistency, and the way they treat you and others around them.

Remember, numbers can give us data, but they can't give us the full story. To gauge trustworthiness, rely on a more holistic view that includes real-world interactions and your personal experiences with the person.

[smashleyy]

would heavily depend on their age tbh. It’s not uncommon to see high snap scores when talking to guys my own age since most of them have had their accounts since middle school and back then it seemed like it was almost a goal to reach a high snap score. If I was talking to a older guy with a high snap score that wasn’t around for the middle school phase I’d probably be a bit concerned

[Anonymous]

Sure, why not? My score is 1 million but that’s because I’ve been snapchatting my cousin multiple times a day, everyday for the last few years lmao.

[normalice]

Is a snapchat score "number of sperms taken while cheating on their boyfriend"? Because if not it shouldn't have any effect on trust whatsoever. Are you thinking your love interest will be unable to stop her self from getting sexually aroused from all the people getting sexually aroused from her. But this puts a man's way of thinking about arousal into woman's mind, which doesn't work here. Indeed if it did we wouldn't have to worry about who is cheating on whom because the answer would be "everybody," as women would never do anything other than scramble to find more hard men ( "scramble to find more wet women" being pretty much all men do, so that would be the thought we transferred to women).

So, until your woman stops being a woman, you can trust her to not be sexually aroused by mass attention.

[spartan55]

Dude you might want to ask yourself why you are putting any value in something like stupid Snapchat.

[Avicenna]

Depends on the context, I guess

[Static_In_The_Attic]

That’s like trusting a shark to supervise children in a swimming pool.

[magiusX26]

no and no.

"would i trust somebody?" nope

"just because of a score?" nope

[Drumlin2001]

I ave no idea what that means, I don't use snapchat

[Anonymous]

I would even want to be friends with anyone over the age of 16 that thinks garbage like Snapchat is somehow a legit way to communicate.

[KingOfMe1]

Many do

[lorenzomichael]

Fuck yeah. I'll trust someone with a MySpace account I don't give a fuck.

[SeaStorm1]

nope and i heard is full of cheater and players that used snapchat ,

[Staximus]

40 year olds using Snapchat is a red flag

[Grovermint]

I don't even know what that means

[Anonymous]

I don't trust anyone over 18 with Snapchat