It is. Apparently, op is only messaging men way out of her league. |
This is the OP. 'League' seems very high school to me. The majority of guys I have written are around 40, never been married, and are usually searching for someone a bit younger. They are also attractive. I suppose that I am looking for someone out of my league because most of these guys don't want another woman's baggage! |
OP - do you not want to date a divorced guy/single dad because you wouldn't want to deal with their baggage? If that's true, how ironic If you aren't including single dads in your search you're going to find it very difficult as your expectations seem unrealistic. |
| So OP is chasing after men that want younger women and don't have kids... Seems a tall order unless she has her A+ game on. |
| Never married men in their 40s might have some baggage too, actually, or commitment issues. |
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"So OP is chasing after men that want younger women and don't have kids... Seems a tall order unless she has her A+ game on."
"Never married men in their 40s might have some baggage too, actually, or commitment issues." Both statement are very true. There are some guys out there who would be content not having children of their own - especially true with men hitting their late 40s who have accepted that having their own kids isn't going to happen and if they want a family they should look for divorced women with kids. But you're not focusing on the right targets if you're 40 and looking at guys in their early-mid 40s without kids, because they are most likely looking for more fertile woman (32-37 range). Besides, there's about a 95% chance that these never-married guys in their 40s have commitment or other serious emotional issues that prevent them from being in a relationship, so even if you get a date with one of them they are only going to be useful to you as FWB. |
So you have a problem with a man for showing clear interest in you too? |
Why would a never married guy with no kids want to date someone who is finished having a family? |
Why not? If I met a woman with a couple of kids who does not want any more and having a child of my own is non-issue, why should I not get involved with her? If we are great together, should I just leave ? |
| OP, you sound like a nice person. There is no doubt that a man out there is going to like you and vice versa. Finding someone is about serendipity. Yes, you will get a "I met my husband on Match" responder but the reality is, online dating is a game and if you treat it as anything other than a game, you will drive yourself nuts. Talk to friends or co-workers. Say, "I would like to date again and meet someone as friends first. Keep me in mind if you know anybody". Acquaintances have cousins/friends/brothers-in-law, etc. I bet someone terrific is going to come into your life before you know it. And you had better let all of us know when it happens! |
Thank you very much PP! I totally agree that online dating seems like a game! I just joined OK cupid a few days ago and all I can say is Wow. Thanks for your support and I will definitely keep you updated! |
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