On-line dating is a great alternative to the normal
practice of dating, in which you go to bars with your
friends and fail repeatedly to make contact with anyone you
actually would ever want to talk to again. With on-line
dating, you can be rejected by people from all over without
leaving your increasingly dreary home. On-line dating used
to have a stigma attached to it, with your presence in such
a service indicating your inability to attract people
through normal means (faking how much you make, wearing
slutty outfits). Instead you were viewed as desperate, even
though you viewed your course as elevating the process to a
more selective method of attraction. Now, so many people do
it, the stigma is gone, even though you really are
desperate and probably a failure at attracting people
through more normal means.
Things you should know about on-line dating. Girls, if a
guy cannot talk to you in the evening, it’s because he’s
married. If a guy cannot talk to you during the day or
during the evening unless he initiates the call from a
prepaid cell phone, it’s because he’s married to at least
two women, and he’s not even Mormon. No matter what the
guy’s profile says he looks like, there is a 30% chance
he’s bald (not the cool-looking kind either) and a 25%
chance he’s at least 20 pounds heavier than his profile
pictures show, because in on-line dating, everyone is
suddenly a photoshop expert.
Guys, if the woman does not have a time-stamped full-body
photograph, she’s fat. If she has a full-body photograph,
she’s still probably fat. My favorite pictures involve the
lady sucking in so hard in the full-body photograph it
looks like she’s about to blow out the birthday candles on
her great-aunt’s cake from 200 yards away. Or, of course,
the "myspace angle" trick that nobody falls for anymore. If
there's any doubt, tell her you think smart chicks are hot,
and ask to see a photo of her reading today's newspaper,
because that's soo sexy.
Alright, advice time. You need to score, and you need to do
it quickly. First, because you’re desperate, and second
because these type services are seldom free. How do you
write a winning profile? Be funny, interesting,
compassionate, and exude stability without being wordy.
Easy, right? You can skip all of that if you are hot and
wealthy, but if you were both of those things, you wouldn’t
be online, would you? I know the truth hurts, but unlike
your on-line profile, I’m telling it like it is.
Want more advice? Read my Match Profiles page for tips and
samples. It’s guaranteed potentially to increase your
results, depending on other variables.
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