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05-03-2011, 09:53 AM
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Location: Puget Sound
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Originally Posted by MissLucky
OP, I like tall guys and I'm not apologizing for it. Just like some guys like A/B cup breasts or asian women.
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The problem comes from how men (in general) cannot advertise that they like a certain cup size without ridicule, while women (in general) can advertise that they like a certain height or build without ridicule.
Though I think that man CAN advertise that they like a certain height without ridicule. Maybe cup size is just on a different level of shallowness? Is there a female equivalent aimed toward men that they can't advertise without receiving flak from the opposite gender?
This could be an interesting discussion on its own.
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05-03-2011, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Garfunkle524
Though I think that man CAN advertise that they like a certain height without ridicule. Maybe cup size is just on a different level of shallowness? Is there a female equivalent aimed toward men that they can't advertise without receiving flak from the opposite gender?
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I was going to say income, but plenty of women feel comfortable listing that. Probably the size of a guy's you-know-what.
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05-03-2011, 10:48 AM
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Location: Puget Sound
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Originally Posted by DennyCrane
I was going to say income, but plenty of women feel comfortable listing that. Probably the size of a guy's you-know-what.
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But wouldn't that be the equivalent of the "capacity" of the girl's you-know-what? I feel like that's yet another level.
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05-03-2011, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by DennyCrane
This makes no sense. Explain why going online means you have to lower your standards. Why shouldn't you maintain the same standards no matter you go?
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not sure, I'm not familiar with online dating really, but I can't imagine there being that many quality singles that go online to find love. Seems like it would be an even bigger needle in a hay sack. I don't know if age groups has anything to do with it though, as I'm in my mid 20's.
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05-03-2011, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Garfunkle524
But wouldn't that be the equivalent of the "capacity" of the girl's you-know-what? I feel like that's yet another level.
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All size fits all.............get your face outta the perv books.
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05-03-2011, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by DennyCrane
Oh please. People act like this in the real world too. This has nothing to do with online dating. As for driving a Civic, keep telling yourself that was why you were rejected. I guess it's easier to find fault in the women of Atlanta than look in the mirror. And even if you were rejected because of the car you drive, is that a bad thing? A girl who rejects a guy over something so silly did that guy a favor. Now he knows she's shallow and can move onto someone else.
This makes no sense. Explain why going online means you have to lower your standards. Why shouldn't you maintain the same standards no matter you go?
No, he sees what he wants to see. It's easier to bash women and claim they're shallow when you have very little proof to back that up than it is to look in the mirror and ask yourself if you said or did something wrong. And here's a novel thought. Maybe there was nothing wrong with you including your car, but the girl simply found someone she liked better. 
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No, he sees it as it is. I live the life, I know what he's talking about. Other sexed persons standing on the sidelines and sniping at everything are the ones who see what they want to see.
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05-03-2011, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr.Cat
Why are women so picky online daters??
Because they are women. Very simple.
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Women can be picky online and offline. They even admit men are more simple/easier to please than women.
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05-03-2011, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by mir86
not sure, I'm not familiar with online dating really, but I can't imagine there being that many quality singles that go online to find love. Seems like it would be an even bigger needle in a hay sack. I don't know if age groups has anything to do with it though, as I'm in my mid 20's.
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You probably can't imagine it because you're still in your 20s. When you get older, you'll discover that meeting quality people isn't as easy. People have demanding jobs, long commutes, possible kids and/or parents to take care of, and a bunch of other demands on their time. Consequently, they don't want to waste what little free time they do have. As you get older, there's a greater chance that the people you'll meet are already taken, overweight, or have kids. This is not like being in your 20s where most people are still attractive, don't have kids, and aren't married yet.
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Originally Posted by WaltHowe
No, he sees it as it is. I live the life, I know what he's talking about. Other sexed persons standing on the sidelines and sniping at everything are the ones who see what they want to see.
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No, he and you see it the way you want to see it, which is by finding fault with everyone else instead of looking in the mirror. But given that you're the same person who thinks people who view your online profile but don't have one visible must therefore be blocking you, I wouldn't expect you to understand.
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05-03-2011, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Garfunkle524
The problem comes from how men (in general) cannot advertise that they like a certain cup size without ridicule, while women (in general) can advertise that they like a certain height or build without ridicule.
Though I think that man CAN advertise that they like a certain height without ridicule. Maybe cup size is just on a different level of shallowness? Is there a female equivalent aimed toward men that they can't advertise without receiving flak from the opposite gender?
This could be an interesting discussion on its own.
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It does seem women have no problem voicing their likes and disliks on these sites but if you mention breaat size or dress size as a must youre a pig..
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05-03-2011, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by DennyCrane
You probably can't imagine it because you're still in your 20s. When you get older, you'll discover that meeting quality people isn't as easy. People have demanding jobs, long commutes, possible kids and/or parents to take care of, and a bunch of other demands on their time. Consequently, they don't want to waste what little free time they do have. As you get older, there's a greater chance that the people you'll meet are already taken, overweight, or have kids. This is not like being in your 20s where most people are still attractive, don't have kids, and aren't married yet.
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meh, its not that easy just cause i'm in my 20's. Quality people are hard to find at any age. I would think quality is better the older you get, maybe I'm wrong though. I just wonder how it could be better online if people I meet out and about are people I'm incompatible with. I feel like it would be worse online, lol. I know at least 5 people who've met their so's online so I'm not knocking it but I can't imagine what they had to go through before meeting someone special, especially online.
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