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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I met my gf through online dating. Before that, I went out on my first dates through apps. [b]Around 60% seemed like they weighed 10lbs more than their pics, and 30% much more than that. [/b]When I met someone in the former situation, I would be disappointed and in the latter situation, I would feel outright deceived. In all cases, I did the best I could to continue the date (and often still paid) but it was only rarely I overcame my original negative reaction. I am fairly into physical fitness (I used to be certified as a trainer) and spend a lot of my free time being active, so I may or not be representative of your dating pool, but I would appreciate a heads up If you thought your pics were misleading. Especially if there was a good reason, it would have helped me calibrate my expectations and original reaction.[/quote] Really?!? So 90% of the women you met online were larger than expected? I thought people lying about their age was common but weight is not something you can hide meeting in person :cry: [/quote] No. The 60% was cumulative and included the 30%. But yes more than half were significantly heavier than their pics. I often was disappointed and started the date a bit upset. Who knows, maybe it would affect other guys less. [/quote] That's been my experience as well. I hated screening them out on an actual date so I shifted the burden to the potential date before meeting and had much better luck. I asked for selfies, taken right now and sent mine also. Any woman who had trouble taking a photo, or showing a full body, I rejected. I knew with 100% certainty she was going to be significantly larger than advertised. It brought that percentage way down. [/quote]
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