MeetMe - exposed me to repeated psychological harm through a platform that is saturated with emotionally unstable, abusive, and manipulative users. New Hope Pennsylvania

 WARNING: MeetMe Is a Breeding Ground for Psychological Harm and Dangerous Encounters If you’re thinking of using the MeetMe app to connect with others—especially in Canada—think again. My experience, and that of many others, reveals that MeetMe is not just a dating or social app; it’s a psychological minefield that exposes users to emotional abuse, deception, and serious mental health risks. 1. No Canadian Users, Despite Being in Canada Despite being based in Canada, MeetMe pushes profiles almost exclusively from the United States. This creates a disconnect and defeats the purpose of using a local social app. You’re forced to interact with people far away, many of whom have no intention of building real or healthy relationships. 2. Rampant Presence of Individuals with Cluster B Personality Traits Over time, I encountered dozens of users who showed signs of serious personality dysfunction. These include: • Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD): Grandiosity, gaslighting, manipulation, constant need for validation. • Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): Emotional instability, splitting (idealizing then devaluing), and intense fear of abandonment. • Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD): Attention-seeking, dramatic, superficial connection-making. • Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD): Deceit, lack of empathy, coercion, and in some cases, outright predatory behavior. These individuals often present as charming at first, but quickly reveal highly toxic behaviors, including: • Obsessive messaging • Stalking tendencies • Emotional blackmail • Threats, manipulation, or intense love-bombing followed by sudden withdrawal 3. Psychological Harm and Vulnerability For users who are lonely, neurodivergent, or in vulnerable emotional states, MeetMe becomes not a safe place to connect, but a psychological warzone. The app does little to protect its users from harassment, identity manipulation, or predatory behavior. 4. Lack of Moderation and No Support Reporting abusive users often results in no action. The platform is poorly moderated, making it easy for trolls and individuals with dangerous traits to return under different usernames and keep harming others. ⸻ Conclusion: MeetMe may seem like a harmless way to meet people, but in reality, it’s a deeply dysfunctional platform that puts you at risk of emotional trauma, especially from individuals displaying Cluster B personality disorders. If you’re in Canada and hoping for real connections, this is not the place. You’ll be surrounded by manipulative, unstable, and dangerous personalities from outside your country, and the app will do nothing to protect you. Stay away. Your mental health is worth more.