Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He was short? The horror!
Two of the greatest men I’ve ever known were 5-9. I’ve been married; my recollection is that neither relative height nor masters degrees mattered.
The focus was on him being a ho. But on top of that, he as short, 100 pounds overweight, and unattractive.
If he's short, fat and ugly, how is he getting his whoring on?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He was short? The horror!
Two of the greatest men I’ve ever known were 5-9. I’ve been married; my recollection is that neither relative height nor masters degrees mattered.
The focus was on him being a ho. But on top of that, he as short, 100 pounds overweight, and unattractive.
If he's short, fat and ugly, how is he getting his whoring on?
Anonymous wrote:As a mid 40s man in the process of separating from his wife, I find this thread very encouraging. Apparently there will be a lot of mid 30s and older women out there who are attractive, intelligent, and available. My only problem is that I will be broke for quite a while…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He was short? The horror!
Two of the greatest men I’ve ever known were 5-9. I’ve been married; my recollection is that neither relative height nor masters degrees mattered.
The focus was on him being a ho. But on top of that, he as short, 100 pounds overweight, and unattractive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just a college degree or a silicon Valley start-up CEO.
I’ve got a degree. Women my age are relatively uninterested. You all do want that startup CEO, or any CEO, or anyone else that resembles an affluent character on tv. That’s not upping your game. That’s holding out for a prince. Either show everyone how it’s done or grow up.
Nah we don't. I laugh when a co-worker tried to "hook me up" with a friend. Well, he was short, about 100 pounds overweight, not attractive, AND A WHORE. Yes, he had a good job but he was a known womanizer. She was not aware that I new someone in the same circle. I politely declined but eventually had to tell her why I was rejecting his advances.
And, please do not send your almost 50 year-old son who lives with his mother down to meet me. Yes, he is single and has a degree but darn . . . he has never launched.
http://clutchmagonline.com/2011/08/act-like-a-man-think-like-a-lady/
"GOLDEN RULE- Remember the definition of a “good woman”: a woman who is alive, coherent and able to be introduced to you. Stop being so picky. Your six-figure job doesn’t make you any better than the sister who works at Mickey D’s. She’s got that ambition baby, look in her eyes. Instead of focusing on what a woman does now, think about her potential. You may be the perfect push she needs to get back into school or to work on accelerating her growth at work, so make sure you are willing to date any good woman who comes your way."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just more educated. 60% of university graduates are female. I don't entirely blame men -- there have been huge efforts to focus on girls from a young age, to encourage them to study in STEM fields, not fall behind, etc. Not much on the other side, focusing on boys falling behind.
Anonymous wrote:He was short? The horror!
Two of the greatest men I’ve ever known were 5-9. I’ve been married; my recollection is that neither relative height nor masters degrees mattered.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just a college degree or a silicon Valley start-up CEO.
I’ve got a degree. Women my age are relatively uninterested. You all do want that startup CEO, or any CEO, or anyone else that resembles an affluent character on tv. That’s not upping your game. That’s holding out for a prince. Either show everyone how it’s done or grow up.
Nah we don't. I laugh when a co-worker tried to "hook me up" with a friend. Well, he was short, about 100 pounds overweight, not attractive, AND A WHORE. Yes, he had a good job but he was a known womanizer. She was not aware that I new someone in the same circle. I politely declined but eventually had to tell her why I was rejecting his advances.
And, please do not send your almost 50 year-old son who lives with his mother down to meet me. Yes, he is single and has a degree but darn . . . he has never launched.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just a college degree or a silicon Valley start-up CEO.
I’ve got a degree. Women my age are relatively uninterested. You all do want that startup CEO, or any CEO, or anyone else that resembles an affluent character on tv. That’s not upping your game. That’s holding out for a prince. Either show everyone how it’s done or grow up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:African American women have faced this reality for a couple of decades.
How is that? There are LOTS of AA men. I thought I saw statistics that they outnumber the women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just a college degree or a silicon Valley start-up CEO.
I’ve got a degree. Women my age are relatively uninterested. You all do want that startup CEO, or any CEO, or anyone else that resembles an affluent character on tv. That’s not upping your game. That’s holding out for a prince. Either show everyone how it’s done or grow up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?
Just a college degree or a silicon Valley start-up CEO.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Import one from out of state. Worked for me.
Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.
Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd."
lol...
The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't. I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.
“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer?