When it comes to Tinder, pretty much all you need to know involves swiping left or right. But starting Wednesday, you'll see a brand-new button in the notorious dating app. No, it's not for ordering food (although that would be convenient and amazing). It's for a new way to let your matches know exactly what you're feeling—without words.

In an effort to "make calling out douchebags easy and fun," Tinder has added a selection of reaction animations, which are like sendable GIFs, because, you know, words are hard. A step above emojis, these new Tinder reactions are meant to specifically call out the behavior of the person you're chatting with. Messages like "nope" and "ball's in your court" can prompt the other user to be responsibly responsive, and "applause" and "heart" reactions are a new, coy way to flirt. There's even an "eye roll" reaction for when someone's being a little too corny.


According to a press release, everyone will have access to the Reactions Hearts, Round of Applause, and Laughs, and just women will be able to use Martini Throw (like, into someone's face), Really?!, Three Strikes, and Eye Roll. (Not sure how I feel about the gendered reactions, but OK.) Reactions will start rolling out today as Tinder tests the new product, but some users may only have access to a few of the new reactions. Tinder has promised to announce more reactions in the coming months, so keep an eye out for new ways to communicate sans words.


The bad news here is that it's still on women to teach guys how to not be jerks, but the good news is, now it's super easy. Like, literally the touch of a button. And if you have to kiss a lot of frogs to find your prince, then maybe you have to eye-roll a lot of f*ckbois to find your...loveboi? This metaphor fell apart, but you get it.


To better explain the new feature, Tinder created a series of videos featuring real female company employees and comedian Whitney Cummings, a self-proclaimed "douchebag expert." You can watch the first episode of the series right here:


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