Yikes
A lot of these “facts” are quite large generalizations of how men act and think. They seem to enforce stereotypes of men always enjoying sports or always caring about a girl’s weight. Although, it does contain SOME good advice such as “If you tell a guy nothing is wrong then he will act as if nothing’s wrong.” Which I find is something generally everybody should know. But these good pieces of advice is like trying to find actually introspective quotations under the #depression tag on instagram — they’re one in a million and you’ll probably end up feeling worse about yourself than you did at the start. The only enjoyment I could find out of this app is if you’re actually reading them ironically and aloud to a couple of friends all laughing at the ridiculousness. I feel like some writers of the “facts” realized how stupid the app was and just decided to write humorous “facts”( I use the term “facts” loosely, they’re more like generalized statements) while others had good intentions to improve the relationships of others. Overall, if you’re interested in a guy and want to know more about him or what guys are like in general, ask around and don’t get all your information from one person. Also if you’re a girl and are struggling with self-esteem don’t download this app.
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