Do you also have a vagina?If girls were dumping you because your voice had too high of a pitch would you want to know? I sure as shit would.
Do you also have a vagina?If girls were dumping you because your voice had too high of a pitch would you want to know? I sure as shit would.
Come on, you know men might not care about physical aspects of their body but women obsess about that stuff.Misogynist!
IMO, the problem with online dating is that you start to commoditize the other sex. Something went wrong? There's always another. I have seen my friends make this mistake, but to me, it takes some hard work and sticking your neck out to get from dating to a relationship. Not saying that you, in particular, are doing this, but the girls might be given that they likely receive a lot of attention through those sites.I had a really bad break up in March of 2012. I took a few months to try to collect myself and started dating again in July. In that time I've used all 3 of those sites on and off. I've been on what I would estimate as ~40 first dates. Of those I felt compelled to ask about 25 or so on second dates. Of those 25 only one of them didn't want to see me again, but none of those ever lasted more than 2 months and only 2 of them made it that far. I'm starting to get frustrated, exhausted, disenchanted and apathetic towards dating. The amount of women close to my age (30) that still have no direction and haven't established themselves is laughable.
Honest question: How do you date for 3.5 years and end up not getting married? I feel like at that point you have long decided whether she is "the one" or not. I've been dating my current gf for 1.5 years and I figured out around the end of year 1 that she was wife material (after the holidays, birthdays, and a cross-country road trip). We have both largely established our identities, being in our late 20's, though.When I was younger I was very noble and idealistic about dating. When I was 23 I met two girls over the course of a weekend. I liked both, both liked me but I refused to date two women at the same time so I chose one. We dated for 3.5 years and it ended amicably.
Well I was the one who ended it with the girl in every situation but 2 so I think it may be me. Though I don't know if it's a "grass is greener" attitude or I just haven't found anything that excited me. As for the 3.5 years with no marriage. Well, we were very young when we met (I was 23 she was 20) and the relationship was over about a year before it was actually over. It was one of those things where you fool yourself into thinking "we can work it out, relationships are hard work" until we realized we were better off as friends.IMO, the problem with online dating is that you start to commoditize the other sex. Something went wrong? There's always another. I have seen my friends make this mistake, but to me, it takes some hard work and sticking your neck out to get from dating to a relationship. Not saying that you, in particular, are doing this, but the girls might be given that they likely receive a lot of attention through those sites.
Honest question: How do you date for 3.5 years and end up not getting married? I feel like at that point you have long decided whether she is "the one" or not. I've been dating my current gf for 1.5 years and I figured out around the end of year 1 that she was wife material (after the holidays, birthdays, and a cross-country road trip). We have both largely established our identities, being in our late 20's, though.
We're here when you need usDisabled my okcupid account. Found a keeper.