Why has the phrase "princess treatment" become a triggering word for most people on dating apps?

[GlitteringWorld]

[SueShe]

I am not familiar with dating apps or with the term "princess treatment" but I would assume that it could mean the the recipient of that term may be seen as a person that is put on a pedestal by the one (s) making that statement.

I see it as a form of "simping" from the guys and to make her feel good until she falls victim of those that are only on those dating apps to get into the pants of those victims.

It is an alternative way of saying that he will give you what you want until he got you where he wants and once he got you there and has misused you because you fell into that cheap trap, he will dump you like what guys all do that are on those dating apps. They are actually not dating apps per se but only hook-up sites.

[GlitteringWorld]

The concept of "princess treatment" can vary greatly from person to person. For a woman who is successful in every aspect of her life and fully capable of paying her own bills, this type of treatment might not revolve around financial support or material gestures. Instead, what she may truly value is emotional connection, intimacy, and a deep sense of understanding from her partner. For her, "princess treatment" could mean feeling cherished and respected on an emotional level, where her needs for love, support, and genuine companionship are prioritized above all else.

[SueShe]

Thanks for educating me.

[SueShe]

Thanks for the MHO

[FreyaRed]

Princesses have no friends they have servants. Princess treatment is sarcastic meaning. It's displaying false kindness, showing of fake friendship in a obviously exaggerated way to a princess who will treat you sooner or later like a servant anyway.
I don't use dating app but I heard def

[MisterWack]

Maybe because no one wants a self entitled moron who feels deserving of everything while giving little in return as a Girlfriend/Boyfriend/Partner in general.

Though how I see “princess treatment”, it is simply if you can’t handle me at my worst then you can’t have me at my best and treat me right because I treat you with my full heart & dedication Mister so be gentleman-like or I walk which women should feel empowered and emboldened to not have to put up with abusive pieces of crap and hold a higher standard when it comes to dating.

[ProbablyClueless]

Because they associate princess treatment with a princess complex.

Anyone who has dealt with (and especially if they've dated) a woman with a princess complex knows how incredibly insufferable those sorts of people are.

[slatyb]

If a woman calls herself a princess or a queen it's an instant deal breaker. Usually a sign of low intelligence. Like a man calling himself alpha.

[Anonymous]

Is it triggering for guys or girls? Can see guys getting upset she wants to be treated like that. Doing all the work for her to dump him when bored!

[GlitteringWorld]

Where does the idea of "dumping" come into play when they haven't even started dating in the first place?

[Opinion Owner]

When does it not happen? Ghosting blocking ingorong...
So many games people play online!

Guessing this is a sissy thing from your username! Probably boring for the guys treating you like a girl. Filling your wants or needs. Just easier to find someone less needy! After they got burned!

[Nikki1989]

Some men are easily triggered by almost anything these days.

[Billlewis]

It's not a negative for me at all. I love women who enjoy being treated like royalty.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Never heard the phrase, but it would be rather a red flag for the Golden Boy here !!!

[Anonymous]

What's the context and who is triggered?