That dating apps have long become a refuge for straight men in Taubaté married to women is nothing new.
The news of the moment, however, is that Marias Purpurinas, commonly known as the wives of these beings who do not have the courage to admit their sexuality, create fake profiles on these same applications, to unmask their respective partners.
Recently, prints of a conversation posted by a boy in a famous Facebook group went viral on social media, in which he said he was "passed" after, unintentionally, helping a woman, who pretended to be a man, to find out that her husband enjoys drooling with another man (is that brotherhood what you call it?)
In the conversation, the woman, identified only as Bia, pretends to be a user of the social network and convinces another boy to get a photo from a profile called “Love Bears”. On occasion, she uses the excuse that the profile belongs to a friend's boyfriend. After getting the photo and confirming her suspicions, the girl then ends up revealing everything to her assistant, who didn't suspect anything.
According to the boy, who is originally gay and made the whole affair public, he and the betrayed woman became best friends, with her offering the "helper" a job and everything.
