It is...disturbingly easy to catfish guys. Make a Tinder profile that's the "type" of the target (hot, but not unrealistically attractive), set it to show people only within the target's age range (43-43) within 1 mile of their zip code. They'll always be one of the first people to pop up. Just swipe right, and wait.

Since it's passive (as opposed to a clear attempt at making contact) the target never seems to suspect a thing, and they freely give out an insane amount of personal info.

I don't generally have any need to do this stuff but I'm being harassed/stalked by an ex so I decided to make his life difficult in return. So far he's wasted three nights in the last week just standing around waiting for dates that never showed and he keeps rage tweeting about it 😂

Super low effort/high reward. I send texts while watching Netflix and he drives across the city and fucks up his entire night getting stood up by imaginary women 😂

I was able to drag it out for hours one night..she was "late getting out of work", got lost trying to find the venue, asked if they could meet somewhere else...by the time I nixed it it was almost midnight.

@malice I bet if you get him frustrated enough, you can get him to fall for a “long distance relationship.”

There’s all KINDS of fun you can have with that.

@GlytchMeister Yeah honestly if I had malicious motivations beyond just trolling him, it would be very easy to cause real problems. I'm just baffled at how easy it's ben!