You can't tell me this is not a rude question asked by a woman last night (attracted, friendship)
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I have no idea. Should ask TV sports guy. From what I gather people email back and forth personal questions and send photos of themselves.
No, my response was to you. People DO email, and send pics. But that isn't dating, and no one is suggesting that it is. You don't "date" someone until you actually meet them. I was clarifying that, for you.
But wouldn't you want someone to like you for you, and not your body? Am I alone in this? I don't have anything to hide in terms of my body, but I don't want to be judged by that. And I don't want to do the same thing to someone else either.
No, you're not alone but on this site, you're in the distinct minority.
I like your idea of starting as friends and working up. Most posters here think what is important is to go out and find someone compatible - meaning at a similar level of looks. They'll worry about the other compatibilities later - usually after they divorce and need to cooperate on child rearing!
Certainly, when in my 20s, my experience was that the good looking tended to pair up and marry young, either right out of HS or upon college graduation. Most of the others went out in the world to "work" on their other assets and consequently many remained single. Once you are working, finding these "friends" is much more difficult. Opportunities decrease with time and often, you have little time for anything but work.
Hey TV, I joke with you a lot and pick on you (and I love it and it's going to continue! lol) BUT. . on a serious note. . . 6'6 and a 42" inch waist. . . there ARE women out here - (raises my hand) that finds your build very attractive and desirable. I rather have a man have more on him than be too thin (its that "I don't want a man with a skinnier butt than me" thing). I have dated men with more on them, (even men who have had a lot more on them) - and most likely will again. No, in fact, I know I will. If people can't accept your body for what it is - fugg 'em.
Hey TV, I joke with you a lot and pick on you (and I love it and it's going to continue! lol) BUT. . on a serious note. . . 6'6 and a 42" inch waist. . . there ARE women out here - (raises my hand) that finds your build very attractive and desirable. I rather have a man have more on him than be too thin (its that "I don't want a man with a skinnier butt than me" thing). I have dated men with more on them, (even men who have had a lot more on them) - and most likely will again. No, in fact, I know I will. If people can't accept your body for what it is - fugg 'em.
You deserve a rep for that one... wtf are reps anyway? Can we redeem them for frequent flyer miles or something?
People DO email, and send pics. But that isn't dating, and no one is suggesting that it is. You don't "date" someone until you actually meet them. I was clarifying that, for you.
If people can't accept your body for what it is - fugg 'em.
The problem is the OP isn't even letting it reach that point. Go read his other threads. He complains about how women don't reveal enough info about themselves. But then he does the same thing.
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Originally Posted by 2mares
Why do they call it online dating?
Cause online meeting would sound stupid.
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no comment 
Cant you lay off him for a bit?
