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n today's dating world, social media can make or break a relationship—but where do you draw the line?

On this episode of the Men Don't Know Podcast, Chris and the boys call up a group of women to ask one controversial question:

How many followers can a woman have before you stop taking her seriously?

Is it about the number of followers... or the attention that comes with them?

Does having thousands of followers automatically change how someone is viewed in the dating world, or are people making unfair assumptions based solely on social media?

The debate gets heated as men and women go back and forth on whether followers, likes, DMs, thirst traps, and online validation should influence who you choose to date.

In this episode we discuss:

• Does follower count actually matter?
• At what point is social media a red flag?
• Would you date someone with 10K... 100K... or 1 million followers?
• Is being an influencer attractive or a deal breaker?
• Do likes and DMs create relationship problems?
• Are people addicted to online attention?
• Is social media ruining modern dating?

Some answers will surprise you...

Others might have you questioning your own standards.

🎙️ Question of the Episode:

How many followers is too many before you stop taking someone seriously?

Drop your answer in the comments—we want to hear where you draw the line.

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