5 Reasons You Are Not Getting Matches On Dating Apps

[FireTexts]

I have looked at hundreds of men’s profiles who were struggling on dating apps and a few patterns emerged:

1) Poor presentation— Most men don’t come close to showing their best selves online. You don’t need a full makeover—just a sharp haircut, tidy facial hair, and clothes that fit well. Master these basics and you’ll already be ahead of most guys on dating apps.

2) Unflattering facial expressions — It’s a common issue: eyes half-closed, mouth hanging open, awkward smile, or a harsh scowl in an otherwise playful shot (picture someone playing with a dog yet looking annoyed). Stick to three winning looks—confident neutral, easy grin, or genuine smile.

3) Underselling your looks — If you’re a solid 6 in person, your photos should elevate you to a 7 or 7.5—not drag you down to a 3 or 4. Poor lighting, awkward angles, and bad cropping are usually to blame.

4) Missing the sex-appeal factor — Your photos should make her think, “That’s a real man,” yet too many profiles broadcast a “boyish” energy instead. Beyond looking polished, project assurance and a hint of dominance.

5) Looking posed - This is very common. Not only do you need to look good in your photos, but the photos themselves need to look "natural". This means it looks like you were doing something cool and a friend randomly took a photo of you without any setup. A good pro photographer can replicate this effect

To see examples of each one of these principles as well as learn more about getting matches, click on the link in my signature

 

[The Duke]

I have looked at hundreds of men’s profiles who were struggling on dating apps and a few patterns emerged:

1) Poor presentation— Most men don’t come close to showing their best selves online. You don’t need a full makeover—just a sharp haircut, tidy facial hair, and clothes that fit well. Master these basics and you’ll already be ahead of most guys on dating apps.

2) Unflattering facial expressions — It’s a common issue: eyes half-closed, mouth hanging open, awkward smile, or a harsh scowl in an otherwise playful shot (picture someone playing with a dog yet looking annoyed). Stick to three winning looks—confident neutral, easy grin, or genuine smile.

3) Underselling your looks — If you’re a solid 6 in person, your photos should elevate you to a 7 or 7.5—not drag you down to a 3 or 4. Poor lighting, awkward angles, and bad cropping are usually to blame.

4) Missing the sex-appeal factor — Your photos should make her think, “That’s a real man,” yet too many profiles broadcast a “boyish” energy instead. Beyond looking polished, project assurance and a hint of dominance.

5) Looking posed - This is very common. Not only do you need to look good in your photos, but the photos themselves need to look "natural". This means it looks like you were doing something cool and a friend randomly took a photo of you without any setup. A good pro photographer can replicate this effect

To see examples of each one of these principles as well as learn more about getting matches, click on the link in my signature

How about you take out an ad? Or just post your pics right here? Why do we need to go to your website? ;-)

 

[BadBoy89]

To see examples of each one of these principles as well as learn more about getting matches, click on the link in my signature

OP is promoting his website. Give him a strict warning and 90 day ban for going against Sosuave rules.

 

[Clockwerk50]

How about you take out an ad? Or just post your pics right here? Why do we need to go to your website? ;-)

Thinking about it, I wonder how many 'lurkers' here have unresolved issues with women they'd like to address before visiting OP's website or reading OP's post. Most of the regular posters seem to have things figured out, key word: most.

 

[FireTexts]

How about you take out an ad? Or just post your pics right here? Why do we need to go to your website? ;-)

It's like a dozen pics and each one of them require an explanation. Would be impossible to replicate.

 

[FireTexts]

OP is promoting his website. Give him a strict warning and 90 day ban for going against Sosuave rules.

I have talked with sosuave and I don't believe I'm breaking any rules

 

[The Duke]

It's like a dozen pics and each one of them require an explanation. Would be impossible to replicate.

If you can post them on your website, you can post them here.

 

[Serenity]

I have talked with sosuave and I don't believe I'm breaking any rules

I'll provide some further clarification. Any type of "hey go look at my website for more content" or actively pointing members to your website in posts, will be counted as advertising.

A link to your website is allowed to passively exist in your signature along with whatever else signature text you choose to have. Referring to the link in your signature from within your posts is equivalent to just directly posting the link in your post, it makes no practical difference and is therefore not allowed.

The link is there in your signature, which is allowed. Guys can see it and can explore your website of they so choose on their own accord.

Posting part of some content and soliciting members to go to your website for more in depth explanation is by definition advertising. So is posting partial content and soliciting members to go to your website for continuation of the content. Basically any form of soliciting members to go to your website, is advertising and against forum rules, aside from linking to it in your signature.

It's fine if you post parts of whatever stuff you have on your website in general, just don't solicit forum members to go to your site for the rest of that part. On this forum it stands alone as it's own post.

I hope this makes the interpretation of the rule clearer. If you're in doubt about whether a post is over the line then feel free to message me about it, before posting it.

I'm letting this thread stand and remain open for discussion about the actual content present in the original post. For the future we won't allow any more instances of soliciting members.

 

[BaronOfHair]

4) Missing the sex-appeal factor — Your photos should make her think, “That’s a real man,” yet too many profiles broadcast a “boyish” energy instead. Beyond looking polished, project assurance and a hint of dominance.

5) Looking posed - This is very common. Not only do you need to look good in your photos, but the photos themselves need to look "natural". This means it looks like you were doing something cool and a friend randomly took a photo of you without any setup. A good pro photographer can replicate this effect

Yeah, we today forget that the late 2000s-very early 10s were a period of remarkable backlash https://ew.com/gallery/22-sharp-dressed-men/ against the "Omega males" that were rampant in popular culture previously, via flicks like Knocked Up and Superbad

We could use a resurgence of that way of thinking and being today

 

[MatureDJ]

For "petit" men, it's like this reason, except for the magical tranny transition.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

If you can post them on your website, you can post them here.

The text burned down apparently.

 

[FireTexts]

I'll provide some further clarification. Any type of "hey go look at my website for more content" or actively pointing members to your website in posts, will be counted as advertising.

A link to your website is allowed to passively exist in your signature along with whatever else signature text you choose to have. Referring to the link in your signature from within your posts is equivalent to just directly posting the link in your post, it makes no practical difference and is therefore not allowed.

The link is there in your signature, which is allowed. Guys can see it and can explore your website of they so choose on their own accord.

Posting part of some content and soliciting members to go to your website for more in depth explanation is by definition advertising. So is posting partial content and soliciting members to go to your website for continuation of the content. Basically any form of soliciting members to go to your website, is advertising and against forum rules, aside from linking to it in your signature.

It's fine if you post parts of whatever stuff you have on your website in general, just don't solicit forum members to go to your site for the rest of that part. On this forum it stands alone as it's own post.

I hope this makes the interpretation of the rule clearer. If you're in doubt about whether a post is over the line then feel free to message me about it, before posting it.

I'm letting this thread stand and remain open for discussion about the actual content present in the original post. For the future we won't allow any more instances of soliciting members.

Okay gotcha, I appreciate the explanation man. Will be more mindful moving forward

 

[Gamisch]

OP is promoting his website. Give him a strict warning and 90 day ban for going against Sosuave rules.

Aaah it's a grifter...

This is what I wrote yesterday in the thread about the blackpill:

"This question alone is literally worth billion of dollars if we look at the amount of money flowing into the manosphere through coaching ( calls) ,views, seminars and bootcamps ect."

put your money where your mouth is senor. Just give advice from the heart,( as we all ) and if we get to know you, appreciate you ,we will know about you and thus support you if we feel like supporting you..

This grifting isn't isn't appreciated .

 

[CornbreadFed]

I used to be pro OLD but the quality of women on their have gone to shvt. You can do everything right, but if your soil is bad then you are screwed.

 

[Plinco]

I have looked at hundreds of men’s profiles who were struggling on dating apps and a few patterns emerged:

1) Poor presentation— Most men don’t come close to showing their best selves online. You don’t need a full makeover—just a sharp haircut, tidy facial hair, and clothes that fit well. Master these basics and you’ll already be ahead of most guys on dating apps.

2) Unflattering facial expressions — It’s a common issue: eyes half-closed, mouth hanging open, awkward smile, or a harsh scowl in an otherwise playful shot (picture someone playing with a dog yet looking annoyed). Stick to three winning looks—confident neutral, easy grin, or genuine smile.

3) Underselling your looks — If you’re a solid 6 in person, your photos should elevate you to a 7 or 7.5—not drag you down to a 3 or 4. Poor lighting, awkward angles, and bad cropping are usually to blame.

4) Missing the sex-appeal factor — Your photos should make her think, “That’s a real man,” yet too many profiles broadcast a “boyish” energy instead. Beyond looking polished, project assurance and a hint of dominance.

5) Looking posed - This is very common. Not only do you need to look good in your photos, but the photos themselves need to look "natural". This means it looks like you were doing something cool and a friend randomly took a photo of you without any setup. A good pro photographer can replicate this effect

To see examples of each one of these principles as well as learn more about getting matches, click on the link in my signature

What about rural areas or 20 year age gaps?