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This New App Helps You Find Love Based on the Things You Hate

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So long are the days of filling in your dating profile with all that idealist romance stuff, because a new dating app that helps you find love based on the things you and Mr/Mrs Right hate has just dropped.

It look like the daters gonna hate, hate, hate…

With Hater, now available on iOS beta (and on Android in the spring), you’ll be able to sift through a range of topics from ‘building Mr Trump’s wall’ to the most hated of human beings, ‘slow walkers’. All you have to do is simply swipe down to hate, up to love, left to dislike or right to like (yes, there is a ‘like’ button).

After a little ‘getting to know each other time’, the app then matches you with all your fellow haters, basing it all on mutual dictates and other factors like location and miserableness in general. So far, the most hated topics are the presidential election of 2016, cargo shorts, bad walking etiquette and bathroom drain/plug hair. If you’re wondering what everyone is loving: mum, the ocean and guac come out on top.

People really seem to hate cargo shorts

And just in case you don’t get off to a good start, the clever clogs behind the app built in an icebreaker game that asks you a random but entertaining question that you both have to answer. Fun!

App man

The hateful bloke behind this ingenious concept is Brendan Alper, a cool guy who left his swanky job at Goldman Sachs to become a comedian. He first thought the idea would be an awesome joke, but then slowly realised the joke could be an awesome real-life app. We’re glad he took a punt on it, because something tells us he’s gonna be rich.

Mr Trump is also another hated topic on the app

Just so you all know, Brendan and his team stress that even though hate is such a big thing at the moment (TRUMP) they aren’t in any way encouraging it. All the hate in the app is carefully curated and monitored. You’ll also be pleased to know that anyone who breaks the strict rules will be booted out.

With all the hate going around at the moment, let’s just hope this nifty little app manages to spread a bit of hate-inspired love.

About the author

Luke Abrahams is a born and bred Londoner and is proud to call the capital his home. He mostly writes about popular culture trends and pugs but isn’t afraid to tackle food, art and style from time-to-time.

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