Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You're 5'0 and you want a man at least 5'9? Now you know how short men feel when they never get picked.
About 57% of the men in the US are at least 5'9", but when you add in your other reuqirements (education), that % will go down a lot. Only about 36% of men in their 30s' in the US have a college degree.. so those 2 requirements alone reduces you to about 20% of the male dating pool.
Oh and by comparison, only 6% of women in the US are 5'0" or shorter.
So.. you're in the bottom 6% height-wise, and searching for a man who is stastically rare.
I thought men like short women?
Anonymous wrote:All the apps, or just one? Sometimes you can be randomly shadow banned for whatever reason and won’t show up in anyone’s queue. This happened to an attractive friend in her 20’s on Tinder when she created a new account. Skinny conventionally attractive and no matches after a day of swiping
Anonymous wrote:You're 5'0 and you want a man at least 5'9? Now you know how short men feel when they never get picked.
About 57% of the men in the US are at least 5'9", but when you add in your other reuqirements (education), that % will go down a lot. Only about 36% of men in their 30s' in the US have a college degree.. so those 2 requirements alone reduces you to about 20% of the male dating pool.
Oh and by comparison, only 6% of women in the US are 5'0" or shorter.
So.. you're in the bottom 6% height-wise, and searching for a man who is stastically rare.
Anonymous wrote:You sound high maintenance with that profile. You are short and want a tall man? You want more children? Slow down, you are not even divorced yet.
Guys might see this as a big red flag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you set your filters
What do your photos look like
What does your profile say
My filters are:
Must have undergrad and/or graduate degree
Height: 5’9 - 6’4
Open to children
Distance: 30 miles
I have recent photos from my trip in Europe; full body shots of me sight seeing; a picture of me with my niece; picture of me in a dress on the beach
I’m sorry, but you need to be less picky. Most women would date a guy 5’9”+ with a grad degree who’s open to kids. You are competing with *everyone*. That includes all the gorgeous women in their twenties who haven’t been married yet. Many of those guys you are targeting set their limits to 28-30. I know this because I did OLD from 25-32. I saw a slight drop-off at 29, and a big drop-off at 30. I assume there’s another drop-off at 35. Honestly, if you’re 5’0”, I’d be MUCH more flexible on height.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you set your filters
What do your photos look like
What does your profile say
My filters are:
Must have undergrad and/or graduate degree
Height: 5’9 - 6’4
Open to children
Distance: 30 miles
I have recent photos from my trip in Europe; full body shots of me sight seeing; a picture of me with my niece; picture of me in a dress on the beach
Remove the photo of you with your niece, or remove niece from the photo. Men think you are a single mom and/or have bad judgment to put a minor's photo on line on a dating site.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you set your filters
What do your photos look like
What does your profile say
My filters are:
Must have undergrad and/or graduate degree
Height: 5’9 - 6’4
Open to children
Distance: 30 miles
I have recent photos from my trip in Europe; full body shots of me sight seeing; a picture of me with my niece; picture of me in a dress on the beach
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you set your filters
What do your photos look like
What does your profile say
My filters are:
Must have undergrad and/or graduate degree
Height: 5’9 - 6’4
Open to children
Distance: 30 miles
I have recent photos from my trip in Europe; full body shots of me sight seeing; a picture of me with my niece; picture of me in a dress on the beach
Anonymous wrote:How did you set your filters
What do your photos look like
What does your profile say