Instagram - Just like Twitter and Facebook, Instagram is one of the largest social sites. The difference with the others is that it's specially made for the sharing of pictures.

A new account that was created half a month ago shows messages that were sent to women by men. What's so special about that? Here, men answer back after they are rejected.

Also, their answers call the attention and deserve to be exposed in Instagram due to their harshness. Men don't react kindly and in a gentle manner here, but rather the complete opposite.

The mentioned Instagram account is called "Bye Felipe" and it was created by Alexandra Tweten. She used to write in a blog and the idea to actually do an account which exposes daily these sort of messages came after experiencing it.

Apparently, a friend of hers received these messages too and they commented on it. After analyzing it, Alexandra thought probably a lot of women would feel identified with this as they perhaps experience it too, E!Online noted.

During the dating sites conversations a man tends to politely or maybe not so much talk to a woman, she'll respond kindly that she's not interested and then the backlash will happen.

Some examples:

"So tell me a little about yourself? Work? What do you like to do on the weekends? Etc?!," This was the first message and she didn't respond to it.

"Yeahhhh so I have come to the conclusion that you are a class A b*tch. With toe nail fungus and you probably like to eat chetoes while you watch reruns of gossip girl," this was his final message.

The rest of them are of this style. Sometimes getting unanswered by the woman, so the man will suddenly react not so nicely. And last but not least, my personal favorite:

"Look, it's obvious we're the only attractive people on this site, so should we just go ahead and go get drinks or something and delete these profiles so no one can call us out on how we met when we get married?"

To which she answered, "Just no."

And his final words were, "ur ugly as fk."

There's a famous view on the dating world as a "jungle." The idea persists on the fact that there are all sorts of people out there, and finding the right match is incredibly hard.

In this account, Instagram shows exactly how hard it can be. On the other hand, those messages appear in Instagram for a reason: they call the attention.

Again, there are all sorts of people out there and while there are people who might respond as shown and although this site specifically targets men's messages, does not mean that women don't answer that way.

Or that all men are that way, because that would be a lie. The idea is simply to see very clearly that this is simply not the right way, and there's nothing like Instagram to put it in front of your eyes.