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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

Worked for Amal and Markle. I'm truly shocked by the number of people on here who think a woman is dried up and must resign to a solo life by the age of 32. I mean, come on.

Amal married George Clooney —- a man old enough to be her father....

Nobody is telling OP to date losers, just that her standards are way too narrow. Something has to give. Either date a hot older guy or a divorced guy with a kid or something!

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

Worked for Amal and Markle. I'm truly shocked by the number of people on here who think a woman is dried up and must resign to a solo life by the age of 32. I mean, come on.

Anonymous wrote:Separated and has salary demands? That's easy; hard pass.

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

Worked for Amal and Markle. I'm truly shocked by the number of people on here who think a woman is dried up and must resign to a solo life by the age of 32. I mean, come on.

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Anonymous wrote:You need to look for.guys 40+ OP.

+1. And be ok with being a step-mom. But you can still definitely have a family of your own too.

Single never married attractive late 30sf no kids why would I be ok being a stepmom and the buttload of drama that could bring?

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

Worked for Amal and Markle. I'm truly shocked by the number of people on here who think a woman is dried up and must resign to a solo life by the age of 32. I mean, come on.

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

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As to where to look, among all my friends who are 30s and 40s men and UMC to UC, none of them use the dating apps you mention. Some are on sugar dating sites (the only sites out there where women outnumber men), and others meet socially. These days, if you want to meet someone socially, you'll need to make the first move and be very clear about it (maybe even asking the person out). A lot of men I know are wary at doing this at networking/work events for fear of the metoo stuff. At a purely social event, it's less of a concern, but just realize this if it's a professional event.

This just isn't true. Online dating is your greatest field in which to find a guy. Let's say you go to a social event, maybe you see a few guys who may (or may not) be available. They may be married, gay, asexual, etc. You just don't know what their situation is. Sure, there is a chance you'll meet a single, heterosexual guy looking for someone like you, but more likely than not, you won't. Online dating, supplemented by getting out and meeting as many people as possible, is the way to go. There are lots of guys available online, it's just a matter of filtering and then meeting the ones that interest you. Of course, the more picky you are, the fewer there are to meet. If you are open to age, height, race and profession, there are no shortage of 30-something men that will likely go out with you if you have decent photos and a semi-interesting write up.

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Anonymous wrote:What do you expect from free dating apps? Use an app that costs money like EHarmony

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

Older, shorter, poorer, plainer, less well endowed, etc.

("But I deserve a 6' 2" tall CEO with an 8" d1ck, REEEEE!")

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Anonymous wrote:Once you are past 32, the world is no longer "your dating oyster." You have to change your strategy. You have to open yourself up to different kinds of men.

married men?

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married men?

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I don't have friends though. All my friends turned out to be major flakes.

Amazing isn't it? The problem is always someone else, and not you. ALL your friends deserted you? They're ALL flakes? What are the odds?

They didn't desert me. I did because I realized they just came to me to gossip negatively, turned 2 face on me, or only called me when they needed me but women friends are like that.

Nope, nope nope. As a woman, I tell my male single friends to be very cautious of a woman who doesn't have at least a small circle of female friends. It's not a deal breaker, but it should be a yellow caution light.

You really need to get a handle on why you are choosing people that are untrustworthy or gossipy or what have you as friends. It's simply not the norm for people to not have friends, to always have people desert you. Are you driving people away? Work on your judgment, your ability to perceive someone's good character (or lack thereof). You can't separate male-female relationships from the overall issue you are having with interpersonal relationships as a whole.

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