... A long line of research has examined sexual minority males' dating/sex-seeking profiles on both the Internet and in traditional offline formats. Among other topics, scholars have examined the use of racialized (e.g., Callander et al., 2012;Riggs, 2013) and masculinity (e.g., Rodriguez et al., 2016) language in MSM's profiles, partner preferences in online personal ads or app profiles (e.g., Gudelunas, 2005;Miller, 2015a;Rodriguez et al., 2016), patterns of MSM-specific mobile dating app usage (e.g., Grosskopf, LeVasseur, & Glaser, 2014;Liau, Millett, & Marks, 2006;Miller, 2015b), the effects of femmephobic profile text (Miller & Behm-Morawitz, 2016;Rodriguez et al., 2016), cosituation and impression formation (Blackwell, Birnholtz, & Abbott, 2015), the online sexual behaviors of closeted or straight-identified men (Lemke & Weber, 2017;Reynolds, 2015), and risky behaviors associated with online sex-seeking in MSM populations (e.g., Bolding, Davis, Hart, Sherr, & Elford, 2005;Hirschfield, Remien, Humberstone, Walavalkar, & Chiasson, 2004). When it comes to social networking, MSM are active users of both browser-based and app-based networks. ...