Anonymous wrote:Smoking
Obscene gestures
Bathroom selfies
Selfies on a mattress
Motorcycles
Manspreading
Manboobs
Listing that you are 45 when you are 55
Your ex-girlfriend
Small fish photos
Colored dress shirts
Anonymous wrote:17:55 - that's pretty harsh. Let me guess, you met your husband before age 30 and have never had to actually try to meet someone vs. being lucky enough to meet them naturally? It's great that that worked out for you, but it isn't the case for everyone. And if you were to get divorced, the odds are pretty good you'll end up online.
I've never really done much online dating, and as a 45-year-old woman, it means i don't do much dating. I go out weekly, and have lots of friends and am friendly, but there just aren't many single/divorced men in my age range when I'm out and about. I might be at a bar in Arlington and they might be at a bar in DC or Bethesda, or at a house party or on someone's boat, but they're not in the place where i am. which is why online dating is good - it takes away the "right place, right time" aspect, which is LUCK, and gives you access to people in all places at all times.
Anonymous wrote:7 out of every 10 men online seem to be a single parent...so why do single moms get such a bad rap???
Amazing how many men are uber adventurous these days. The skydivers, hang gliders, tiger handlers, water skiers, globe trekkers. Looks like every man online nowadays is some kind of extreme adrenaline junkie. But they want a "sweet caring great stable girl with goals" who will ALSO be an extreme adrenaline junkie with them. Those don't usually go hand in hand.
Where are the normal dudes who hang out periodically with the guys, but enjoy cuddling at home, Netflix and chilling with their chick (and taking care of their kids)? Do these men even exist anymore??
Lot of online men have wanderlust and brag about how they "often" travel the planet, which is great for them but horrible for dating. How can we date when you're always away? How do you have time to be a present good single dad when you're always away traveling the planet?
Last but not least, some guys online point out they're looking for something beyond a hookup. Yet when you message them, it's crickets.
Guys online are so lame. Online dating is a sham. It's terrible nod very conflicting. Talk about mixed messages! Men have no idea what they really want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Sounds like you and your husband need a life.
Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Wouldn’t it be ironic if you searched and found your DH on a dating site?
Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Anonymous wrote:As my husband and I joke (in private) together, online dating are for the people who are "single for a reason" and cannot figure out how to interact with people in person.
Anonymous wrote:Smoking
Obscene gestures
Bathroom selfies
Selfies on a mattress
Motorcycles
Manspreading
Manboobs
Listing that you are 45 when you are 55
Your ex-girlfriend
Small fish photos
Colored dress shirts