Goofy - Tinder Users Can Now Choose From 37 New Ge
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Posted On: 11/17/2016 7:13:25 AM
Goofy - Tinder Users Can Now Choose From 37 New Gender Identity Options
The popular dating app Tinder used to allow users two gender identity picks: male or female.
As of Tuesday, users can now choose between nearly 40 different genders.
With the new app update, users have three options: man, woman and a button for "more."
The button leads to an open field where users can input anything they want or pick from 37 auto-fill suggestions.
The additional genders include options such as agender, gender fluid, androgynous, pangender, non-binary, gender questioning, transgender and transsexual.
Many transgender and gender non-conforming Tinder users have previously reported facing abuse on the app, so they notified Tinder administrators.
"We knew we had to make a change. Because we’re really committed to making sure Tinder is a place for everyone. We will do everything we can to make sure Tinder is a safe place," Tinder CEO Sean Rad told Time.
"Gender is not binary. It’s really about how people see themselves and how they feel. And we want to be more inclusive. I hope as a society that we are more inclusive."
The popular dating app Tinder used to allow users two gender identity picks: male or female.
As of Tuesday, users can now choose between nearly 40 different genders.
With the new app update, users have three options: man, woman and a button for "more."
The button leads to an open field where users can input anything they want or pick from 37 auto-fill suggestions.
The additional genders include options such as agender, gender fluid, androgynous, pangender, non-binary, gender questioning, transgender and transsexual.
Many transgender and gender non-conforming Tinder users have previously reported facing abuse on the app, so they notified Tinder administrators.
"We knew we had to make a change. Because we’re really committed to making sure Tinder is a place for everyone. We will do everything we can to make sure Tinder is a safe place," Tinder CEO Sean Rad told Time.
"Gender is not binary. It’s really about how people see themselves and how they feel. And we want to be more inclusive. I hope as a society that we are more inclusive."
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