Would you consider your partner having Tinder as cheating?

[IloveMacDemarco4]

That's actually the reason why my parents are divorced. My dad was scrolling on Tinder in a platonic way, with no intention whatsoever of going out with those women, he told me he was js bored. Also what is cheating for you (besides the obvious)?

[Anonymous]

For most, a partner being on Tinder is considered micro-cheating at best and a total dealbreaker at worst. Even if the intent is platonic, Tinder is a platform built for romantic and sexual discovery; using it while in a relationship often signals that a partner is looking for external validation or an escape rather than addressing that boredom within the relationship.

To me, cheating is any act that breaks the established emotional or physical exclusivity of a relationship.

Good luck.

[dragoblack]

It would depend on what part of the app is active, considering "finding friends" is an option. If the dating side of preferences were active, then i would be questioning a lot of thing, but if her intentions are romance and sex, then the relationship is over. I don't put up with cheating.

[Abbycado]

Why tf would he/she use it if he/she had a partner? Logic, my dear.

[Nikki1989]

You do know what Tinder is used for, right?

[BonzoInBitburg]

If my wife wanted to scroll through profiles of singles but didn't create an account, I wouldn't care. If she actually had to create an account to scroll through profiles, I'd ditch her in a heartbeat.

[Alex-Snow]

Yes I would. There is only one reason for a partner to be on Tinder and that is to get laid. Sorry that has happened to your family.

[Agape93]

Having one, no. Using it? Yes.

[Natasha1995]

No. That's out of the question.

[Kelly6]

@IloveMacDemarco4 It's not cheat

[beenherebefore]

Yes! PERIOD.

[jahaims]

Duh.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes.