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This was the best response you could formulate? A weak response and an an even weaker attempt at insulting me.
I guarantee you have no more success with women than the posters whom you have chosen to comment on.
Or some men don't want to approach every woman they see, aren't interested in most women, and as hard as it might be to believe not every man is looking for a woman when they leave their house.
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This x 1000. I think this is the attitude of women who think all men are raging horndogs, and pick up artist D-bags that do spend all their time out vulturing women.
Some of us just go out, do the things we enjoy, are open to talking to anyone (not just women who meet our bang standard), and are open to meeting people organically.
OK, so we lost you to SoCal, it sounds like. But there's also the Central Coast. The Monterey Bay Area, including Santa Cruz, is not a sausage-fest, is nowhere near as expensive as SF-city, and is beautiful. Just saying.
One of my biggest regrets is not dating for the year I lived in the San Diego area. The drought eventually broke later on, when I moved up north to the LA area.
I remember liking this girl that worked at a convenience store close to me. It turns out that she might have liked me too. I never picked up on it, as she was very chatty/borderline flirty with almost every guy that came in the store. Then my roommates told me how she asked about me and one of them was like ''She was ready to let you hit it tonight!'' and somehow he found out that she liked me. It was for the best that I didn't go near her though, as I found out she had a boyfriend, who was serving time for drug (cocaine) possession. It seemed likely she wanted someone to come over for service calls while he was locked away.
The Southern California area is great for dating, if not only because there's like a ton of people there. Literally another bus every 10 or 15 minutes.
This was the best response you could formulate? A weak response and an an even weaker attempt at insulting me.
I guarantee you have no more success with women than the posters whom you have chosen to comment on.
Best response? Nah. Just the first thing that came to mind after reading your pathetic post.
This was the best response you could formulate? A weak response and an an even weaker attempt at insulting me.
I guarantee you have no more success with women than the posters whom you have chosen to comment on.
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Originally Posted by jma501
Best response? Nah. Just the first thing that came to mind after reading your pathetic post.
I do fine with women. I'm not scared of them.
You guys need to fix your quoting. This is all messed up. lol
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I agree with the poster. If I was a woman from the northeast and looking to get married. I would swallow a red pill, pack up and move to the south, Texas or Midwest. The men thier have better attitudes towards commitment vs men in the northeast. Also if your a single mom in the northeast and looking to get married, Bible belt men would not mind marrying a woman with a family. In the northeast, there are alot of good men, however most women do not give good men a chance do to being non educated or under educated , non career driven, not good looking enough, even at times neighborhood where one live, and increasingly race has become a factor. Educated women in nyc prefer educated white men. If I was a woman and educated and preferred educated white man that wants commitment. Regardless of the woman's race, I would think about looking for such in other parts of the country. Women in the northeast give good men a chance when it's too late, single mom with kids, or pushing 50,never married and wants to settle down. This is the majority of the women that are courting me in nyc. That is my reality.
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But there's also the Central Coast. The Monterey Bay Area, including Santa Cruz, is not a sausage-fest, is nowhere near as expensive as SF-city, and is beautiful. Just saying.
