Too boring to date?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’re at church. Look for young adult groups. These women are looking for Mr. Right, not Mr. Right Now.

What if I don’t believe in God?

*tips fedora

Your choice. If you’re arrogant enough to “tip your fedora”, I’m not surprised you’re single.

First time on the internet?

Lol I am constantly shocked how old this place skews. People are constantly not getting various references!

Anyway, OP, I feel like you have to keep trying the apps even though they’re silly. You’re 30? What age range are you looking at? If it’s all women 30 and under, can you try setting your age filters a little higher, maybe 30-35? I feel like you’d be more likely to find a woman who is more looking for stability and to settle down vs. a 20-something who’s more into playing the field and having a good time a little. You sound like a good guy who has a good head on his shoulders - all it takes is one good match!

I’ve been mostly going on dates with women in their mid to late 20’s. I don’t get a ton of quality matches though, it’s not like I have a date lined up every week.

[Anonymous]

OP, your real problem is that you think you're boring. You need more confidence and self esteem. Also, if you bore yourself, do something about it!

[Anonymous]

What about the gym, before or after work or a meetup group?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’re at church. Look for young adult groups. These women are looking for Mr. Right, not Mr. Right Now.

What if I don’t believe in God?

*tips fedora

Your choice. If you’re arrogant enough to “tip your fedora”, I’m not surprised you’re single.

First time on the internet?

Lol I am constantly shocked how old this place skews. People are constantly not getting various references!

Anyway, OP, I feel like you have to keep trying the apps even though they’re silly. You’re 30? What age range are you looking at? If it’s all women 30 and under, can you try setting your age filters a little higher, maybe 30-35? I feel like you’d be more likely to find a woman who is more looking for stability and to settle down vs. a 20-something who’s more into playing the field and having a good time a little. You sound like a good guy who has a good head on his shoulders - all it takes is one good match!

I’ve been mostly going on dates with women in their mid to late 20’s. I don’t get a ton of quality matches though, it’s not like I have a date lined up every week.

That’s every man who’s not “hot” (your word) online dating. You just have to keep at it and keep your eyes open for meeting a woman IRL.

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How far into the suburbs do you live?

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Man here, also in tech. The problem with the apps is 20% of the guys get 80% of the girls. They all want the adventurous, buff, male model type. It's difficult to make your personality or qualities show on there. There's just too much competition.

Focus on real life situations. #metoo has made meeting people at the gym and other places tougher as there's a fine line between flirting and being branded a "creep". Instead, go to activities you like and tend to draw women in a casual environment, like a book club, hiking, kickball, or similar hobbies.

Do you like any crafting? If Michael's offers classes, those will be full of women and probably the type that may work for you. I know when I go there with the family, it's almost all women in there and they seem nice.

Or just go grocery shopping on a Saturday evening. Lots of single women who are homebodies do it then from what I've observed.

Also go read "The Game" by Neil Strauss. Yes, it's a PUA book, but that doesn't mean you have to become that. It may give you ideas how to build confidence, if you're lacking in that. It's also a good read just as a story, as he's a good writer in general. But don't get sucked into the PUA world -- lots of guys in tech end up going that route but they over-analyze everything and never really have fun, nor do their dates.

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Where in the suburbs are you? I would date you

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are you open to dating both men and women, or strictly women?

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Many churches have young people single groups. You don't have to believe in God. You don't have to attend church on Sunday. We had a nice Muslim gent in the group that I used to attend.

The groups will get together and have secular speakers. Many times we had covered dish meals.

It was a good way to meet single people of both sexes.

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Anonymous wrote:They’re at church. Look for young adult groups. These women are looking for Mr. Right, not Mr. Right Now.

What if I don’t believe in God?

You fake it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:are you open to dating both men and women, or strictly women?

Op is so beta he needs to just go gay?

[Anonymous]

Do you have single guy friends? Go to happy hours or sports bars with them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Man here, also in tech. The problem with the apps is 20% of the guys get 80% of the girls. They all want the adventurous, buff, male model type. It's difficult to make your personality or qualities show on there. There's just too much competition.

Focus on real life situations. #metoo has made meeting people at the gym and other places tougher as there's a fine line between flirting and being branded a "creep". Instead, go to activities you like and tend to draw women in a casual environment, like a book club, hiking, kickball, or similar hobbies.

Do you like any crafting? If Michael's offers classes, those will be full of women and probably the type that may work for you. I know when I go there with the family, it's almost all women in there and they seem nice.

Or just go grocery shopping on a Saturday evening. Lots of single women who are homebodies do it then from what I've observed.

Also go read "The Game" by Neil Strauss. Yes, it's a PUA book, but that doesn't mean you have to become that. It may give you ideas how to build confidence, if you're lacking in that. It's also a good read just as a story, as he's a good writer in general. But don't get sucked into the PUA world -- lots of guys in tech end up going that route but they over-analyze everything and never really have fun, nor do their dates.

This guy is correct. Twenty percent of the men draw 80% of the women and these guys tend to become players which turns off women from online dating.

You need to meet women in real life. In general you need to build a much bigger network of men and women in your circle. A lot of senior citizen women will fix you up on dates with younger women but you first need to know the senior citizen women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Man here, also in tech. The problem with the apps is 20% of the guys get 80% of the girls. They all want the adventurous, buff, male model type. It's difficult to make your personality or qualities show on there. There's just too much competition.

Focus on real life situations. #metoo has made meeting people at the gym and other places tougher as there's a fine line between flirting and being branded a "creep". Instead, go to activities you like and tend to draw women in a casual environment, like a book club, hiking, kickball, or similar hobbies.

Do you like any crafting? If Michael's offers classes, those will be full of women and probably the type that may work for you. I know when I go there with the family, it's almost all women in there and they seem nice.

Or just go grocery shopping on a Saturday evening. Lots of single women who are homebodies do it then from what I've observed.

Also go read "The Game" by Neil Strauss. Yes, it's a PUA book, but that doesn't mean you have to become that. It may give you ideas how to build confidence, if you're lacking in that. It's also a good read just as a story, as he's a good writer in general. But don't get sucked into the PUA world -- lots of guys in tech end up going that route but they over-analyze everything and never really have fun, nor do their dates.

I wonder if op is white.

If not, arranged marriage is an option

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They’re at church. Look for young adult groups. These women are looking for Mr. Right, not Mr. Right Now.

What if I don’t believe in God?

*tips fedora

I’m not against religion and have thought about faking it but I don’t know if I could maintain the facade long term.

Who knows, for a hot enough 24 year old church girl, she could make you believe

Seriously church is your best option