Anyone will tell you that politics can divide friends and family, making what should be a pleasant dinner into a truly tense affair. Conflicts like these have been apparent for many Americans for centuries, but things have got more intense over the last couple of years.

Even in the lead-up to the 2016 election, many simply could not understand why their family members would vote for Donald Trump, while others didn't have a clue why anyone would go for Hillary Clinton. After the election saw Trump win the presidency on November 8 2016, many families had to then go to Thanksgiving, knowing that there was a lot of resentment among various people at the table.

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The same thing goes for dating. There are plenty of people out there who would be seriously put off a potential partner if they started talking proudly of their support of the Trump administration, but no one wants to go through that awkward conversation. Luckily for them, someone has seemingly solved the problem.

At first glance, the site looks like a pretty standard dating platform, but usually, politics don't factor in quite so heavily into dating website genres. With this new website, people can date knowing full well that any Trump supporter won't be allowed to join.

The Hill reports that a political startup named the American Liberal Council has launched a site named 'NeverTrump.Dating', which aims to allow people to "escape Trumpism with an enlightened lover".

According to the founder of ALC, Ted Brown, the purpose of the site is to allow those who have similar politics to meet and stand up against Trumpism. A statement on the site reads:

"Our Democracy can still be saved. But first, we must find those with like-minded beliefs, and join those who stand for tolerance and justice for all.

"We need allies who will never back down to the corrupt, morally-bankrupt administration in power, and we can do that right here.

"Skip the awkward political conversations, and know where your future love stands from the get-go, liberty and equality are making a comeback on NeverTrump.Dating!"

For those who didn't know, this is actually a rival site to one that was making the news recently. 'Trump.Dating' was discovered in late February, and didn't exactly have a controversy-free beginning. The website claims to be the place where you can find "The America First Partner of Dreams" by "matching patriotic and politic viewpoints as a base foundation of the relationship".

However, people weren't happy when it was revealed that the site only allowed straight men and women to join up, willfully excluding the LGBTQ community entirely. On top of that, it was revealed that a man wearing a Trump baseball camp, appearing as the lead image on the site, was actually a convicted child sex offender.

So, while NeverTrump.Dating might not be your cup of tea, it seems to be having a much less rocky start so far.

Dating in 2018 is tough. Just twenty years ago, dating consisted of either being set up by a friend in the hope that they know you well enough to find your perfect match, or just by asking random strangers that you happen to bump into if they'd they to go to dinner. Now, that may sound difficult, but it is a lot better than what singletons have to deal with today.

Nowadays, we scroll through potential dates on cell phone apps - very often whilst we're waiting for the bus or taking a dump - judging them based on their best selfies and wittiest bios. However, thanks to photo filters, vanity apps, and just straight up lies, many people have found themselves on a date with someone who looks nothing like they described online.

In order to prove this, one 12-year-old boy took center stage in this hilarious prank video. The video shows several real women arriving to a date in a fancy restaurant, totally unaware they are being filmed.

They think they're there to be wined and dined by 29-year-old hunk Miguel, but when a fresh-faced pre-teen turns up, things take a hilariously uncomfortable turn.

Check out the video below to see just how these hilarious "dates" unfolded:

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As of this writing, the video has been viewed a whopping 32 million times online.

The viral video was created by Jungle Creations as part of a paid campaign with Yoti, a digital identity app that describes itself as "the easiest, most secure way to prove your identity online and in person".

On their website, Jungle Creations say they produced the video to show, "just how easy it is fake your identity in 2017.

"The film follows a 12-year-old boy who sets up a fake dating profile, posing as a rather good looking 29-year-old man. Via hidden cameras, we see him arrive at various real dates, much to the shock of the young women.

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"The film playfully shows the identity theft dangers that we face in the modern world, that is of course, until the introduction of the new Yoti app."

In fact, the carefully produced prank was so successful with social media users that it became the most viewed branded campaign on Facebook the week it was published, and Yoti reportedly saw a 100% increase in organic uplift when the campaign went live.

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Amazingly, despite being created as a marketing tool, the hilarious "prank" has received praise from both the general public and industry leaders for its originality, playful theme, and incredibly entertaining star.

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In fact, the video has won a slew of awards following its social media debut, including top accolades at Campaign's Brand Film Festival, Audience Honour at the annual Shorty Awards, Highly Commended at the Performance Marketing Awards and a whole host of shortlists, Little Casanova has beaten over 100 other entrants to be honored with a Social and Influencer Lion at the 2018 Cannes Lions awards.

It just goes to show you; you never really know who is on the other end of Tinder!

Dating in the 21st century can be a minefield. Nobody has any time to meet up, most of us are too broke to afford to go on decent dates, and, if you're not on an app, there's very little chance you'll find someone out there in the wild.

These three singletons are the most popular matches on Tinder:

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But even that can cause issues. Apps like Tinder or Bumble supposedly makes the process easier, but - as with most modern technology - they always end up presenting a whole new set of problems. There's so much more pressure to look perfect, for one thing, and it's genuinely very difficult to actually get your personality across in just a couple of pictures and a short bio.

Well, for most people it is. For this guy, it was pretty easy:

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Last week, a Twitter user shared the dating profile of a 27-year-old.

"I thought I’d give Tinder a go but honestly, it’s fully put me off dating," she wrote alongside two images: one of Kirk with his trousers round his ankles (strong look, my guy), and one of his accompanying profile, which came with a set of "rules":

"I have 3 rules.. Rule 1, I don't want to be step dad so no kids unless u have just one, I want my OWN thanks.

"Rules 2, if you date black boys or think about it don't even text me.

"Rule 3, I don't want a time waster or someone who is a bum .. go make your own money u lazy f***s [sic]."

Then, he added:

"I have my own 2 bed flat I bought.

"I body build.

"I have a German Shepherd.

"I eat a lot.

"I don't take s**t."

Before rounding it all off with a cheery, "Good luck girls."

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Understandably, between the racism and the misogyny, not a lot of people were really going for Kirk's stunning offer of a 2 bed flat and penchant for overeating. Instead, they roasted him on social media.

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Now that he's been put on blast, it's probably unlikely that Kirk will find a date. Hopefully, he will find some respect. And common decency. And a belt.

In the confusing world of online dating, it can be hard to know where you stand. There are so many options, so many people and so many different websites, that finding the one for you becomes incredibly arduous. While the likes of Tinder, Bumble and POF can make searching for your future life partner seem like a chore, there are some websites out there that cater for those of us with specific needs. A bit like fetishes, everyone has a type when it comes to who they want to be with. Whether you're all about farmers, cats or people with food allergies, there is a dating website out there for you. In the below list, you will see some of the most specific dating websites in the world - and if they tickle your fancy, you can sign up for them!

1. Ugly Schmucks

Ugly Schmucks is " the elite ugly dating site" meant for people "who are not that attractive." I mean, the description is not the biggest confidence booster in the world, but at least you know you won't feel like you're out of everyone's league.

2. Equestrian Cupid

"EquestrianCupid is an exclusive community for cowboys & cowgirls and equestrian singles to meet horseback riding enthusiasts." Buckle up and be ready for a ride!

3. Purrsonals

Purrsonals is the dating website for all those feline lovers out there. The website brands itself as the place "where cat lovers greet and meet!" making it the ideal place to meet crazy cat people.

4. Amish Dating

Although not traditionally into their technology, the rise of the internet has seen websites such as Amish Dating, a place where you can "get in touch with devoted, diligent and caring single from the Amish community!"

5. Biker Kiss 

"TWO WHEELS, TWO HEARTS, ONE ROAD!"

6. Clown Dating

Home to the most sinister tagline ever: "Everybody loves a clown... let a clown love you."

8. DiaperMates

DiaperMates is the internet's largest free personals community for Adult Babies and Diaper lovers... nice.

9. Singles with Food Allergies

Looking for someone to NOT share your peanut butter with? Well, "nowhere else will you find so many divorced, never-married or widowed individuals whose lives are all affected by food allergies."

10. GlutenfreeSingles

GlutenfreeSingles is a dating, networking, and informative website where you never have to feel alone, awkward, or a burden because you are gluten-free.

11. Hot Sauce Passions

Looking to spice up your life? Look no further.

12. Mullet Passions

Yeah, that's right! It's business up front, and a PARTY in the back!

13. Farmers Only

City folks just don't get it.

14. STD Match

Anonymous, safe, secure and comfortable.

15. Trek Passions

"Love Long & Prosper! Trek Passions is a 100% free Sci-Fi personals & social networking community site for science fiction lovers, including but not limited to lovers of Star Trek".

16. The Ugly Bug Ball

Dating for the aesthetically challenged.

17. Gothic Match

Let the dark into your life.

So, if you've got allergies, you are "ugly", or you fancy joining the Amish, there's a website ready and waiting for you. It's a wonderful thing the internet, isn't it?

Hello everyone. Today, I am asking you to imagine being the wife of Jack Posobiec. Imagine being the wife of a key figure in the so-called "alt-lite" movement (alt-righters who claim that they're not neo-nazis). Imagine, if you can, being married to the man who started 'Pizzagate': a conspiracy theory that believes that the Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington was being used by Democrats and celebrities to run a child sex ring. Imagine spending your life with the guy who held "Rape Melania" and "Assassinate Trump" signs at anti-Trump rallies in an attempt to smear the left. Yeah, it wouldn't be great, would it? Now, imagine that on top of all of that, it turns out that Jack Posbiec is a cheater. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/955896667395514368]] That's right folks, Posobiec has been caught trying to do the dirty and has been outed in the most spectacular manner. The Nazi troll was 'spotted' on the dating app Bumble by social engineer Lindsey Ledford and was swiftly reported to the company. Bumble is known as the "feminist Tinder" of the dating world due to the fact that women initiate the conversation, thereby eliminating the chance of weird harassment dudes popping up and beginning conversations with a much-appreciated 'd**k pic'. Understandably, Lindsey wasn't too impressed to see Jack's smug face appear on her phone and took to Twitter to teach both Bumble, and the general public, a lesson. Taking to her profile, Lindsey uploaded some images of Jack's account, in which he lists himself as "Polish/Scandanavian [sic]' and wrote: [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956227466124722181]] "is @bumble_app still a feminist dating app or the place where white nationalists/nazis go to cheat on their wives?" Lindsey then followed up the initial post with a series of tweets, posting her exchange with Bumble as well as sharing plenty of articles about Posobiec. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956245477682540545]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956246146778791937]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956249048029286402]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956256666399461376]] [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/deborahlindseyl/status/956260044869373952]] Bumble didn't seem to keen on the idea of Posobiec being on the app and swiftly deleted his account altogether, saying: "We are so grateful to you, Lindsey, for bringing this to our attention. Our team has removed Jack from our platform. Bumble was founded on the core values of kindness, respect, integrity and equality, and we do not tolerate anyone who does not uphold these values on our platform. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/bumble_app/status/956255339195912192]] "Bumble has a strong stance against hate, and our team will continue to do our very best to maintain our platform as a safe, inclusive, and empowering place. Thank you so much for helping us protect the Hive!" [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/bumble_app/status/956255393298223104]] However, since the story broke, Posobiec has claimed that it was not him on the app, saying: “That’s clearly some troll. I have a hot Eastern European wife, as everyone knows.” He adds, “This certainly isn’t the first time someone has created a fake account to smear a conservative celebrity.” [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/956297659991588864]] But there is another twist to the tale. According to Buzzfeed, Bumble confirmed that Posobiec's account was linked to his Facebook page, making it pretty likely that it was him just being a slimeball, not someone else. So, if you're thinking about marrying a white supremacist: don't. Not only are they a white supremacist, but they are more committed to their ridiculous ideology than they are to their relationships.