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Reuse, reduce, recycle - my trash, not my relationships: Tinder bios you could use this World Environment Day 2021

Tinder revealed that between February 2020 and May 2020, the usage of the term ‘Plant Dad’ increased nearly three times.

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FP Trending|Jun 04, 2021, 19:02:54 IST
Tinder says that the Gen Z is increasingly sharing opinions about environmental issues. While Vegetarianism and Environmentalism lead the trend, users are also using environmental themes around gardening and veganism to express themselves in their bio. The dating app found that between February 2020 and May 2020, the usage of the term ‘Plant Dad’ increased nearly three times. During the same period, there was also an increase of two times in the mention of ‘Plant Mom’.[caption id="attachment_9658421" align="alignnone" width="1920"] Image: Pixabay

From February 2020 to May 2020, there was also an increase of two times in the mention of ‘Plant Mom’. Image: Pixabay[/caption]So, this World Environment Day 2021, here are some punny one-liners to let your potential match know you care for the environment:“Tell me your favourite flower and I’ll grow it for you” “Proud, single parent of three (lil’ saplings) “DTF - Down To Forget about worldly problems and grow some herbs/greens?”“I like my relationships exactly how I like my fashion – slow and sustainable” “Reuse, reduce, recycle - my trash, not my relationships” “If only I made an effort to save my money, like I conserved water”.“Clean, green, utilitarian and everything vegetarian” “Vegan and lovin’ it - always on the lookout for food” “Dairy and gluten free since 2019, looking to be free of toxic relationships in 2021”

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First Published:Jun 04, 2021, 16:43:06 IST
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