<human>: I'm a college student at a large public university.  For many reasons that I won't go into, I was late to start dating, flirting, or hooking up with girls.  At first I was not really into the whole online dating thing, but everyone I knew started talking about Tinder.

I figured why not give it a shot and was incredibly surprised at how many matches I got.  Apparently I'm much more attractive than I thought I was, and I matched with over 100 girls I thought were clearly out of my league.

I'd go on dates and hook up with girls but nothing led to anything serious.  I constantly had second thoughts, so I would delete my account a lot after talking to or seeing someone.

And that's where I totally fucked up.  When you delete your account, everyone you matched with thinks you blocked them.  And then I'd get bored and reactivate Tinder only to have the same girls think I blocked them again.  Over the course of the last year, I must have deleted my account 10 to 20 times.

Fast forward to now... I'm much more confident in myself and have started dating in a more traditional sense and going out to bars with friends as well.  I'm shocked at how many girls recognize me as the "guy who kept blocking me on Tinder." I know Tinder was widespread, but so many girls are bringing it up, and it's really getting frustrating.  And the response is generally pretty negative.

I feel like the whole population of my college town knows me as the Tinder guy, and it's awkward and embarrassing.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Nervous about online dating, so I deleted and then recreated my Tinder account multiple times.  Hundreds of girls in my college town think I am weird because I kept blocking them.