Tinder match leaves multiple voice messages for woman with one saying he knows where she lives

Putting yourself out there on the dating scene can be nerve-wracking and exciting, but one woman has been left absolutely horrified at the actions of a recent Tinder match.

Taking to TikTok, user Serena said she's deleting the dating app "forever" as she showed a screen recording of series of bizarre voice messages the man had sent to her on Snapchat.

In one message, the clearly upset man makes references to Serena's job and what the curtains at her house look like — the duo have never met in real life and she had never invited him there — implying he knows where she lives. Watch above.

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"I matched with this guy on Tinder six months ago," Serena explains in the video. "He sent me one picture and I sent him one back."

The two had been having a conversation on Snapchat, but it appears Serena eventually stopped responding to the man, which is when he decided to leave her multiple rant-like voice messages.

"What's your response to that? I literally sent you a picture of me vaping and you sent me a duck face," the man can be heard saying in a voice message.

Serena had captioned the video with the hashtags "stalker" and "Haha I'm in danger."

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Despite Serena not replying to the man's messages, he continued to send them.

"Exactly you don't have a response to that, that's what I thought. I'm a kind, compassionate, genuine guy that wanted to take you out for dinner and drinks and get to know you but no. Maybe it's cause I'm vegan and I genuinely care about animals and stuff," he says in another message.

He progressively got more angry as Serena continued to ignore his messages, which is when he made it known that he knew where she worked lived.

"I got a new job and I posted one photo of my ID card," Serena said in the video, "He's starting to know where I live and where I work."

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Serena also shared in a follow-up story more context about the man, and explained she didn't feel comfortable giving him her phone number after they matched on Tinder, so that's why they were speaking through Snapchat.

"This man freaked out at me because he felt so entitled to me and my time," Serena said.

TikTok users were shocked at the contents of the man's messages, with many expressing their support for Serena.

"Why are men so emotional," one user wrote.

Another user said: "Lmao he's a joke. I'm so glad I'm no longer single because whew the dating pool is scary."