I created an account on match.com

[bigdave17]

Did you pursue this girl for dates and/or a lay?

**** no, she's 32 and about a 6/10. I need someone 7-8+ and in her mid 20s

 

[bigdave17]

guys what's a good starter message when a chick doesn't give you anything to work with in her profile? I'm trying to message this chick but there is nothing in her profile to get started with


oh and I messaged every Latina within 40 miles who fits my requirements. Latinas usually love my Puerto Rican looking face so I figured it was a good chance

 

[devilkingx2]

**** no, she's 32 and about a 6/10. I need someone 7-8+ and in her mid 20s

*bangs my head against a wall*

Big dave i hate you

 

[bigdave17]

*bangs my head against a wall*

Big dave i hate you

guys what's a good starter message when a chick doesn't give you anything to work with in her profile? I'm trying to message this chick but there is nothing in her profile to get started with

I think I'm gonna message every middle eastern and latina cutie who fits my requirements. Both those demographics of people always think I'm very handsome

 

[devilkingx2]

guys what's a good starter message when a chick doesn't give you anything to work with in her profile? I'm trying to message this chick but there is nothing in her profile to get started with

Make a clever joke that she can respond to in a conversation starting way

 

[bigdave17]

I don't know if this is just my bias/preference for dark features and darker skin tone but when I look at mostly white girls around me, I only find a few of them attractive. When I narrow it down to Latinas, it's a much bigger percentage that appeals to me

Latinas really are hottest women in the world, along with Armenians/Lebanese chicks

 

[guru1000]

Dave, what I think you need to work toward is behaving more like a man. You have your professional life and physicality within the masculine, but your thinking and internet demeanor are effeminate. While this may serve you in a business setting in combination with masculine traits such as perseverance, assertiveness, and ambition--within social interactions, the effeminate side can be unsettling to women.

The effeminate traits I refer to are:

1) Your fear of failure/success and ensuing immobilizations;
2) Your verbalizing of the impossible of that which is very possible;
3) Your exaggeration of probabilities stacked against you;
4) Your social helplessness in feats that other men accomplish;
5) Your constant quantification of looks and looks percentile;
6) Your repeated thoughts and issues with no solvable actions.

These traits alone bring you to the bottom percentile of men, which supersede any compensatory LMS (Looks, Money, Status).

Your story is very helpful as it serves as the superlative example of how Game ("Masculinity") trumps LMS, in certain contexts.

 

[bigdave17]

Dave, what I think you need to work toward is behaving more like a man. You have your professional life and physicality within the masculine, but your thinking and internet demeanor are effeminate. While this may serve you in a business setting in combination with masculine traits such as perseverance, assertiveness, and ambition--within social interactions, the effeminate side can be unsettling to women.

The effeminate traits I refer to are:

1) Your fear of failure/success and ensuing immobilizations;
2) Your verbalizing of the impossible of that which is very possible;
3) Your exaggeration of probabilities stacked against you;
4) Your social helplessness in feats that other men accomplish;
5) Your constant quantification of your looks and looks percentile;
6) Your repeated thoughts and issues with no solvable actions.

These traits alone bring you to the bottom percentile of men, which supersede any compensatory LMS (Looks, Money, Status).

Your story is very helpful as it serves as the superlative example of how Game ("Masculinity") trumps LMS, in certain contexts.

I messaged 20 women today buddy

At first, barely any of the females around me appealed to me. I narrowed it down to Latinas and 20-30% of them appealed to me