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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Also, yes, make sure you're not narrowing your pool too much by wanting a very specific type of guy. So you want a 6'2" guy who makes good money, has good hair and doesn't have baggage? SO DOES EVERYONE. Give the 5'10" balding guy with the kid a chance if he's nice and can carry on a good conversation with you. I'm not saying for someone you find dumb or boring, but to expand your idea of "good catch." a "good catch" is a guy who likes being with you, with whom you enjoy spending time.[/quote] Totally agree with this. I never had a laundry list of criteria. Instead of only dating men that had this or that, I dated anyone who did not have my deal-breakers. None of my deal-breakers are monetary, and yes, one is physical. Taller than me, but I'm 5'4", so not being that selective! I created a large dating pool because I'm 40 and divorced with two young kids. This is not everyone's ideal (as evidenced frequently on this board), just like that balding guy with a little belly, may not have been your first choice if you had your pick. Current BF is not a guy I would have picked on my own, but when he asked me out, I was in a "yes" phase. He won me over from there. Looks wise, he wasn't even close to what I would say is my type. He's still attractive to me, and much, much more so now than on our first date. I was open to the possibilities. Also, everyone is saying, "nice." I think I'm nice. But I also have a sarcastic sense of humor, have a lot going on and can get stressed. Rather than "be nice," I would suggest being very positive. Not fake, but generally think of something positive rather than a complaint. Restaurant sucks, say "thanks for making the reservations, I still had a great time talking to you." I know you have to nab the guy first, but these are subtle things that are not hard to change. It's really just doing some things differently.[/quote]
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