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I’ve noticed that on most dating websites such as match.com, craigslist.org, yahoo personals, women tend to only respond to ads from men that are extremely good looking. For the most part, anything less you hardly get anything or nothing at all. I’ve done an experiment where I’ve posted a hot male model but write a bad/uneducated sounding post and I’d still get resposes whereas I’d write a heartfelt post but put a decent /above avg guy’s picture up and I get hardly anything. Even unattractive or average women just respond to the good looking guy’s post and don’t humble themselves to find someone just decent around their level. Why is that? How can people find dating opportunities online if women only reply to you only if you look literally like a male model?
to LISA K…just because you’re attractive doesn’t mean you think you should be getting abercrombie and fitch models. For example just because you’re a 6 doesn’t mean you deserve a 10 and only reply to 10′s. You tend to forget that men will literally ***** anything which is why they give you all the attention making you feel like you’re attractive
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Recently I found my husband searching online personals and he had profiles that said he was "unhappy in his marriage looking for something discreet on the side" and when I confronted him he said that he was just looking at pictures and he never even spoke to anyone or went any further than looking. I told him I don’t care that he looks but I don’t understand why he makes profiles that are so realistic and keeps looking for local women if he’s just looking at pictures. Does anyone know of a way I can check up on his story without him knowing or any suggestions on what I should do. I can’t talk to any of my friends or family about this because I promised my husband I wouldn’t and they would confront him if they knew. Please help!
since I confronted him he deleted all of the profiles I found and I don’t know which services he is using now to create my own profile at.
We have two children and I am 7 months pregnant with number three.
Met a really great guy thru an online personals 5 months ago. We met once, I thought it was fantastic yet his emailing certainly slowed down – yet he does flirt and sends kisses thru his notes. Is it typical in this internet world to flirt like this and not take any kind of internet meeting thing seriously? I so fell for him yet found recently he kept his online profile as single and even updates it. So am I foolish or what? Just seeing what I want to see? Should I stop writing him so I don’t get hurt? Neither one of us can make the road trip for another ‘in life’ meeting….so should I stop this now before it hurts more??? (just to add we are both over 35 yrs old and I am so new to online personals – I took myself off the site after the first month of talking)
If you were reading online personals and the man’s personal ad included "I am very ticklish!", would that be a plus, a minus or a meaningless remark to you?
Ok I am Male 35. Does anyone with anxiety disorder find it hard to tell others that they have anxiety disorder when they are dating or talking with a love interest?? I mean I put on my online yahoo personals they I have Anxiety and i feel like I have lepracy or some infectious disease from the responces i have been getting.
not e-harmony.com none in my area checked it out already, match.com not sure, they want the $ in one lump sum ify on that for the 6 months thingy, I already have a big bill lol, i tried yahoo personals e-mailed like over 30, 1 responded, just chat buddies nothing more, and americansingles.com already subscribed thats a no and cancelled 3 days later not good trust me! don’t do it, it had users in my area but i did not realize the last login in dates the users had, people don’t log in enough there, any suggestions? still thinking of match.com but maybe you know something better?
which are safe ,pc not attacked by virus or spywares..
not scam or spammers
facilities like photo sharing,web cam sharing,online video chat,or text chat.mailing,IM.etc.
friendship and dating personals..contact with members for free
and invite others ..
I’ve tried Yahoo Personals and got lots of creeps. I’ve tried eHarmony and never found a match. I’ve just come across theboyfriendstore.net and it looks cute. Before I go any further, what would you recommend?
