Fishing pics....a splash of innuendo?

One of the questions I have often asked myself is why about 80% of men post photos of themselves holding up the fish they have caught. Is it some genetic throwback from Neanderthal times?

So, you're scrolling through your dating app, hoping to catch a glimpse of Prince Charming, but instead, it's a sea of... well, fish! Picture after picture of men proudly displaying their conquests, not in the form of fancy cars or six-pack abs, but in the form of slimy, scaly fish! 

You might start to wonder if you accidentally swiped onto "Plenty of Fish" instead of Tinder. But no, it's just the infamous phenomenon of men and their fish photos.

You can't help but chuckle at the variety – there's the "I caught a fish as big as my ego" pose, where the fish looks like it could swallow them whole. Then the "big fish" shots practically screaming, "I can handle anything you throw at me... or vice versa." 

Let's not forget the classic "Fisherman's Tinder Pic," where they hold up their catch with a mixture of pride and desperation, hoping you'll be reeled in by their angling prowess.

Every fish pic seems to come with its own hidden catch... and a splash of innuendo!

Those rugged outdoorsmen, complete with camouflage gear and a triumphant grin as if they just wrestled a shark - they're not just posing with their rod and reel – they're subtly suggesting they know how to handle a "tackle box," if you catch my drift.

Then there's the undeniable phallic symbolism of a man proudly displaying his "prize" for all to see. Is he trying to say he's a master at handling slippery situations? Or perhaps he's just fishing for compliments on his... uh, skills?

And let's not overlook the undeniable allure of a man who knows his way around a rod – sorry, fishing rod, that is. Because who wouldn't want a partner with the patience and finesse to reel in the big one?

So, next time you come across a fish pic on your dating app, remember: there's often more beneath the surface than meets the eye. Just be prepared to bait the hook and dive in – you never know what kind of catch you might reel in!

Thanks for reading me, happy fishing!

Love

Susie xxx