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Puglia77 04/12/24 10:43:02 PM #51:	I'm ugly --- Proud Arceus of C.E.A.L. 3DS: 3926 5179 1229 IGN: ICanSnake (AS, Moon, UM, SW) \| Jon (X) Event List: http://bit.ly/2mVcn2Z Shiny List: http://bit.ly/2wdbxU7 <cite>Puglia77 posted [p:979881036] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I'm ugly </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deoxxys 04/12/24 10:45:32 PM #52:	Irony posted... Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom. Gobstoppers12 posted... Why do people actually think this? Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, this makes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix. You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another. So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available. --- twylite sprinkle http://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2 <cite>deoxxys posted [p:979881077] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Irony posted... </cite><quote>Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom.</quote>Gobstoppers12 posted... </cite><quote>Why do people actually think this?</quote>Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, this makes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix.You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another.So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 04/12/24 10:48:03 PM #53:	deoxxys posted... Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, thismakes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix. You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another. So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available. More readily available doesnt mean that anything else isnt out there though. Unattractive people are more readily available than attractive ones. Doesnt mean its impossible to get with somebody attractive. <cite>Glob posted [p:979881117] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, thismakes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix.You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another.So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available.</quote>More readily available doesnt mean that anything else isnt out there though. Unattractive people are more readily available than attractive ones. Doesnt mean its impossible to get with somebody attractive.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DoesntMatter 04/12/24 10:49:11 PM #54:	i hope so, but it doesn't seem likely --- It don't matter. None of this matters. alt account of DuranOfForcena \| he/him <cite>DoesntMatter posted [p:979881131] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>i hope so, but it doesn't seem likely </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
random_man9119 04/12/24 10:49:29 PM #55:	Never have, never will and every year it just gets more and more impossible... --- NNID:MrOddities\|PSN:OddGamer2013 Playing:\|Pokemon Scarlet/Violet\|Ziggurat 2\|Granblue Fantasy Relink\|Helldivers 2 <cite>random_man9119 posted [p:979881139] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Never have, never will and every year it just gets more and more impossible... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bsp77 04/12/24 10:50:21 PM #56:	deoxxys posted... Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, this makes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix. You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another. So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available. They are wrong. I never had an issue finding women without kids. I also used to date women with kids, because it's not a big deal. But the point is, plenty of women out there without kids. I did eventually decide to stop dating women with kids, but that's only because I have 4 and it became the fucking Brady Bunch. So my problem. --- Currently playing: Cyberpunk 2077 <cite>bsp77 posted [p:979881145] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. When you stop and considerate it, this makes sense. A majority of guys will refuse to seriously date single women. If they thought men's commitment was bad without children then you got a whole new can of worms to open once you throw kids in the mix.You're going to see some of this is shallow but it's just the reality. To different guys it's seen as either extra responsibility, extra baggage, others who are more concerned with sex over the person will see it as "wear and tear" and finally others will think they're being used as a wallet which is already a concern but exacerbated by an additional human included in the package. Edit: One more thing some guys see a child as an eternal reminder that she loved another.So in the dating market, a childless woman is seen as being "higher value". Essentially a canvas that doesn't already have somebody's paint all over it. So yes, single moms are going to be more readily available.</quote>They are wrong. I never had an issue finding women without kids. I also used to date women with kids, because it's not a big deal. But the point is, plenty of women out there without kids.I did eventually decide to stop dating women with kids, but that's only because I have 4 and it became the fucking Brady Bunch. So my problem. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightningThief 04/12/24 10:53:52 PM #57:	deoxxys posted... Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s. They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25. They are definitely wrong. The only way I can see you having difficulty finding a childless women is if you like in a small town and literally don't touch dating apps. If the above 2 things aren't a condition, there's plenty of single men and women out there with no children. Ones standards is likely the culprit for disqualifying a lot of women and men. <cite>LightningThief posted [p:979881182] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>Like some people are perpetually on the internet, I was perpetually on dating sites for over a decade through my entire 20s and early '30s.They're not wrong. In fact I'd say it starts earlier than 30. There's a lot of single moms even starting at 25.</quote>They are definitely wrong.The only way I can see you having difficulty finding a childless women is if you like in a small town and literally don't touch dating apps.If the above 2 things aren't a condition, there's plenty of single men and women out there with no children. Ones standards is likely the culprit for disqualifying a lot of women and men.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 04/12/24 11:12:18 PM #58:	SaccharineSmile posted... I heard once youre in your 30s its tough Becomes easier if you have a good career. Especially if you live in a city. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:979881421] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>SaccharineSmile posted... </cite><quote>I heard once youre in your 30s its tough</quote>Becomes easier if you have a good career. Especially if you live in a city.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deoxxys 04/12/24 11:13:15 PM #59:	Glob posted... More readily available doesnt mean that anything else isnt out there though. Unattractive people are more readily available than attractive ones. Doesnt mean its impossible to get with somebody attractive. I mean if you're playing a numbers game it's just statistically plausible that the older you get the less likely you're to run into somebody who hasn't already had children. No one ever said it's impossible. Just like it's possible for the sky to be other colors than blue during the daytime. When you're a man struggling to find a date, desperate single women are sometimes your most common option. Personally I'd say 250 lb+ women are more common. I dated a lot of bbws lol. --- twylite sprinkle http://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2 <cite>deoxxys posted [p:979881427] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Glob posted... </cite><quote>More readily available doesnt mean that anything else isnt out there though. Unattractive people are more readily available than attractive ones. Doesnt mean its impossible to get with somebody attractive.</quote>I mean if you're playing a numbers game it's just statistically plausible that the older you get the less likely you're to run into somebody who hasn't already had children. No one ever said it's impossible. Just like it's possible for the sky to be other colors than blue during the daytime. When you're a man struggling to find a date, desperate single women are sometimes your most common option. Personally I'd say 250 lb+ women are more common. I dated a lot of bbws lol. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bsp77 04/12/24 11:13:51 PM #60:	LightningThief posted... They are definitely wrong. The only way I can see you having difficulty finding a childless women is if you like in a small town and literally don't touch dating apps. If the above 2 things aren't a condition, there's plenty of single men and women out there with no children. Ones standards is likely the culprit for disqualifying a lot of women and men. They should have to deal with what I did. I wanted a woman without kids, who didn't want to have her own kids, but was okay with me already having 4. Still found it. Actually found multiple women that fit those criteria and were interested. There are so many options out there regardless of age. Once again, assuming not in a small town. That admittedly fucks it up. ^deoxxys, you need to shut up. You are wrong. --- Currently playing: Cyberpunk 2077 <cite>bsp77 posted [p:979881433] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>LightningThief posted... </cite><quote>They are definitely wrong.The only way I can see you having difficulty finding a childless women is if you like in a small town and literally don't touch dating apps.If the above 2 things aren't a condition, there's plenty of single men and women out there with no children. Ones standards is likely the culprit for disqualifying a lot of women and men.</quote>They should have to deal with what I did. I wanted a woman without kids, who didn't want to have her own kids, but was okay with me already having 4. Still found it. Actually found multiple women that fit those criteria and were interested. There are so many options out there regardless of age. Once again, assuming not in a small town. That admittedly fucks it up. ^deoxxys, you need to shut up. You are wrong. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 04/12/24 11:14:18 PM #61:	NoxObscuras posted... Topics like this make me kind of sad for CE. So many of you believe you'll never have a girlfriend? Have more faith in yourselves dudes, there's lots of great women out there. Of course there are. Thats why its up to the CeMen to put themselves into a position where one of those women would want to date them. That means changing up their lifestyles and becoming more social easier said than done for many of the folk here. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:979881438] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>NoxObscuras posted... </cite><quote>Topics like this make me kind of sad for CE. So many of you believe you'll never have a girlfriend? Have more faith in yourselves dudes, there's lots of great women out there.</quote>Of course there are. Thats why its up to the CeMen to put themselves into a position where one of those women would want to date them.That means changing up their lifestyles and becoming more social easier said than done for many of the folk here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 04/12/24 11:14:37 PM #62:	deoxxys posted... I mean if you're playing a numbers game it's just statistically plausible that the older you get the less likely you're to run into somebody who hasn't already had children. No one ever said it's impossible. Just like it's possible for the sky to be other colors than blue during the daytime. When you're a man struggling to find a date, desperate single women are sometimes your most common option. Personally I'd say 250 lb+ women are more common. I dated a lot of bbws lol. If youre a man struggling to find a date, its probably not because of the dating pool. <cite>Glob posted [p:979881441] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>I mean if you're playing a numbers game it's just statistically plausible that the older you get the less likely you're to run into somebody who hasn't already had children. No one ever said it's impossible. Just like it's possible for the sky to be other colors than blue during the daytime. When you're a man struggling to find a date, desperate single women are sometimes your most common option. Personally I'd say 250 lb+ women are more common. I dated a lot of bbws lol.</quote>If youre a man struggling to find a date, its probably not because of the dating pool.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 04/12/24 11:18:33 PM #63:	Vokrent posted... nah. i don't leave my house ever and i'm chronically unemployed. hard to meet people that way. That is correct. You would need to make a conscious effort to fix those things but if it just ends up making you more miserable then whats the point. That is the paradox everyone needs to figure out. What makes me more miserable being lonely, or completely changing my lifestyle for the rest of my life so that can attract someone else and put an end to said loneliness? You cant have both. So its a choice that needs to be made. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:979881474] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Vokrent posted... </cite><quote>nah. i don't leave my house ever and i'm chronically unemployed.hard to meet people that way.</quote>That is correct. You would need to make a conscious effort to fix those things but if it just ends up making you more miserable then whats the point.That is the paradox everyone needs to figure out. What makes me more miserable being lonely, or completely changing my lifestyle for the rest of my life so that can attract someone else and put an end to said loneliness?You cant have both. So its a choice that needs to be made.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
deoxxys 04/12/24 11:21:27 PM #64:	Glob posted... If youre a man struggling to find a date, its probably not because of the dating pool. Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc. --- twylite sprinkle http://tinyurl.com/jeqyas3 https://tinyurl.com/mgvx7h2 <cite>deoxxys posted [p:979881505] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Glob posted... </cite><quote>If youre a man struggling to find a date, its probably not because of the dating pool.</quote>Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 04/12/24 11:24:19 PM #65:	deoxxys posted... Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. Exactly. If youre dating solely online, its not the dating pool thats the issue. You made the choice to put arbitrary limitations on your options. Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc. Any of those reasons might reasonably explain why somebody isnt attractive to the opposite sex, yes. Theres a whole slew of potential reasons though. <cite>Glob posted [p:979881526] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. </quote>Exactly. If youre dating solely online, its not the dating pool thats the issue. You made the choice to put arbitrary limitations on your options.<quote> Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc.</quote>Any of those reasons might reasonably explain why somebody isnt attractive to the opposite sex, yes. Theres a whole slew of potential reasons though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Wheelman1 04/12/24 11:49:21 PM #66:	SaccharineSmile posted... I heard once youre in your 30s its tough Totally false. I've had better luck with women in my 30s than i did in my 20s --- XBox Live GT: MastaMez PSN: KoolMez The Topic Killer \_0_/ <cite>The_Wheelman1 posted [p:979881778] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>SaccharineSmile posted... </cite><quote>I heard once youre in your 30s its tough</quote>Totally false. I've had better luck with women in my 30s than i did in my 20s </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RAAAWWWRRR 04/13/24 12:41:39 AM #67:	I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah. --- Ryzen 7 5800X3D, RTX 4080 ASUS ROG STRIX/PS4 Pro 500 Million Limited Edition #31,033/Xbox One X Platinum Taco Bell Limited Edition, Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Sex <cite>RAAAWWWRRR posted [p:979882284] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 04/13/24 2:23:05 AM #68:	RAAAWWWRRR posted... I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah. Learn to drink. Get a nice place. Decorate for guests not yourself. Get a nice car. Get a second social circle keep it separate from your first one Pick up a cool hobby like jiujitsu or surfing. Maintain your social media like you would a resume. Dont be so damn nice being nice is not synonymous with being a walkover. Move to a larger city if you have too. Also having some career aspirations wouldnt hurtif your just working a normal job, hide it for as long as possible, and make sure you actually are working towards a greater plan, so the job appears (and eventually ends up being) temporary. <cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:979882970] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>RAAAWWWRRR posted... </cite><quote>I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah.</quote>Learn to drink. Get a nice place.Decorate for guests not yourself. Get a nice car. Get a second social circle keep it separate from your first onePick up a cool hobby like jiujitsu or surfing. Maintain your social media like you would a resume. Dont be so damn nice being nice is not synonymous with being a walkover. Move to a larger city if you have too. Also having some career aspirations wouldnt hurtif your just working a normal job, hide it for as long as possible, and make sure you actually are working towards a greater plan, so the job appears (and eventually ends up being) temporary.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tripleh213 04/13/24 2:26:15 AM #69:	I have a fianc --- Bucks World Champions 2021 PS4 looks great <cite>tripleh213 posted [p:979882997] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I have a fianc </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cobra1010 04/13/24 2:34:04 AM #70:	Irony posted... Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom. Shit. The truth hits hard. --- Load me into the matrix and dont pull the plug <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:979883051] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Irony posted... </cite><quote>Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom.</quote>Shit. The truth hits hard. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Arcanine2009 04/13/24 2:35:18 AM #71:	Irony posted... Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom. Not true at all. Majority of people I see are not single moms. They're actually rare from what I see. And they aren't my first pick. There's more divorced women though, but they are uncommon. But I will say when it comes to online dating, your options narrow. Especially if you are past 35. But you can still find loads of people. Just less younger people (less than 29), and more so in the 30 range and up. Women are picky as it is, but when they have more people due to much more men existing on online dating apps vs women--and the fact that women have more degrees then men do--as well as women tending to date someone their social status or dating up.. Means men need to step up their game. Have a decent job, good ambition, physically fit and a good profile will help you get dates. But you are competing with other men and pretty much need to pay for a subscription service on a dating app to get your money's worth of matches. I'm working on it. Had a date with two different women since Sunday. One day I'll find someone. The hardest part for me is finding someone I am really attracted to with a lot of common interests and no red flags to chat and then date with me. The actual dates and in person conversations are easy. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979883060] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Irony posted... </cite><quote>Not really, once you hit your 30s basically everyone that's in your range is a single mom.</quote>Not true at all. Majority of people I see are not single moms. They're actually rare from what I see. And they aren't my first pick. There's more divorced women though, but they are uncommon. But I will say when it comes to online dating, your options narrow. Especially if you are past 35. But you can still find loads of people. Just less younger people (less than 29), and more so in the 30 range and up. Women are picky as it is, but when they have more people due to much more men existing on online dating apps vs women--and the fact that women have more degrees then men do--as well as women tending to date someone their social status or dating up.. Means men need to step up their game. Have a decent job, good ambition, physically fit and a good profile will help you get dates. But you are competing with other men and pretty much need to pay for a subscription service on a dating app to get your money's worth of matches.I'm working on it. Had a date with two different women since Sunday. One day I'll find someone. The hardest part for me is finding someone I am really attracted to with a lot of common interests and no red flags to chat and then date with me. The actual dates and in person conversations are easy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tora_Sami 04/13/24 2:39:28 AM #72:	No, I don't want a relationship. I'm happy alone, thank you very much! --- Asus E-gaming z490 \| 10700k \| DDR4 32gb 3200mhz \| Asus TUF 3080ti \| 1000 watt \| Corsair H100i 240 \| G7 Odyssey 32" \| Orion Spark \| Proteus Core <cite>Tora_Sami posted [p:979883093] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>No, I don't want a relationship. I'm happy alone, thank you very much! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Arcanine2009 04/13/24 2:44:13 AM #73:	MangaBroski posted... I dont think I emotionally developed enough to have a girlfriend. But you can. Go out and talk to people. Work on yourself. Your career, your health, work in relationships with friends and family. Cemith posted... I'm a fucking goofy nerd weirdo but even I have met several women, including the one I'll probably marry. I don't mean to disparage CEmen about this, but like, Be social Be clean Be kind Have passion for things That's literally all you really need. This so hard. And be positive and secure (or at least act like it). bsp77 posted... Yeah. Even in my 40s I could date women in their 20s. It gets easier for men as they get older. I think that depends... Having more relationship experience and wealth accumulation definitely helps. I"m not sure how you met your current wife.. if it was through online or via person.. But more women these days want to date someone close to their age or +l-3, and they will filter out people after a certain age. 36 is not a great number compared to.. 35. Not many women in their 20s are willing to date men in their mid to late 30s online at least. General health is also important to women these days than before I think. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979883119] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>MangaBroski posted... </cite><quote>I dont think I emotionally developed enough to have a girlfriend.</quote>But you can. Go out and talk to people. Work on yourself. Your career, your health, work in relationships with friends and family. Cemith posted... </cite><quote>I'm a fucking goofy nerd weirdo but even I have met several women, including the one I'll probably marry.I don't mean to disparage CEmen about this, but like,Be socialBe cleanBe kindHave passion for thingsThat's literally all you really need.</quote>This so hard. And be positive and secure (or at least act like it).bsp77 posted... </cite><quote>Yeah. Even in my 40s I could date women in their 20s. It gets easier for men as they get older.</quote>I think that depends... Having more relationship experience and wealth accumulation definitely helps. I"m not sure how you met your current wife.. if it was through online or via person.. But more women these days want to date someone close to their age or +l-3, and they will filter out people after a certain age. 36 is not a great number compared to.. 35. Not many women in their 20s are willing to date men in their mid to late 30s online at least. General health is also important to women these days than before I think. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Arcanine2009 04/13/24 3:02:14 AM #74:	deoxxys posted... Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc. Older women don't exactly have it easier. Women in their early to mid 30s do have an advantage over men imo because there's less of them en , but their value in men's eyes diminish a lot after, if they want kids. Besides that.. Ask yourself what you have to offer to women. Do you have a good and stable career, are you health conscious, are you keeping up with appearances, do you have a decent profile description and pics? I say this because most women these days have more degrees than men do and are more career driven before and make decent money. So they expect the same. Men need to play catch-up. Best to try and date someone in your league or under you are a dude. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979883232] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>deoxxys posted... </cite><quote>Not if you're dating solely online, you're add a disadvantage in the beginning. Men make up 75% of tinder, 65% on bumble, the trend continues across the board. Also I highly disagree with your statement, If it goes the way of your typical online discourse, your argument will be that they just are asocial nerds who won't shave their neck beards, bathe, get in shape, refuse to dress nicely are misogynistic, etc.</quote>Older women don't exactly have it easier. Women in their early to mid 30s do have an advantage over men imo because there's less of them en , but their value in men's eyes diminish a lot after, if they want kids.Besides that.. Ask yourself what you have to offer to women. Do you have a good and stable career, are you health conscious, are you keeping up with appearances, do you have a decent profile description and pics? I say this because most women these days have more degrees than men do and are more career driven before and make decent money. So they expect the same. Men need to play catch-up. Best to try and date someone in your league or under you are a dude. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Arcanine2009 04/13/24 3:05:57 AM #75:	RAAAWWWRRR posted... I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah. Don't give up. I was your age when I first dated. And it was with like one person and one date. I blew it. Then I had an in and off thing with someone 2 years later. u didn't really take dating seriously until my early 30s.. .The more dates you go to and learn from them, the more comfortable and confident you will feel talking to women. You can also try talking to friends of friends and other people/groups outside of online dating. --- Less is more. Everything you want, isn't everything you need. <cite>Arcanine2009 posted [p:979883254] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>RAAAWWWRRR posted... </cite><quote>I'm 27 and never had a GF. It's hard... can't lie. But i'm slowly giving up tbh. But that doesn't mean that I'm not going to take care of myself. I have tons of hobbies, go the gym several days a week, very social, etc. I'm actually happy being single for a long time. But I would like to have someone to spend time with. I hate to be a downer here.. but the "go to the gym bro! be more social! take care of yourself! use dating apps!" doesn't really guarantee you a GF nowadays... sure, it can give you more chances, but it's not a 100% guarantee (duh). This is what I've learned and it hit me like a train. Been taking care of myself since my early 20's. Still no GF.. lmao. Doesn't help that others around me are less social, no social hangouts like bars/clubbing (even tho I don't drink), etc. Only place I can meet someone is.. my gym.. hahahah.</quote>Don't give up. I was your age when I first dated. And it was with like one person and one date. I blew it. Then I had an in and off thing with someone 2 years later. u didn't really take dating seriously until my early 30s...The more dates you go to and learn from them, the more comfortable and confident you will feel talking to women. You can also try talking to friends of friends and other people/groups outside of online dating. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Glob 04/13/24 3:09:52 AM #76:	Arcanine2009 posted... Older women don't exactly have it easier. Women in their early to mid 30s do have an advantage over men imo because there's less of them en , but their value in men's eyes diminish a lot after, if they want kids. Besides that.. Ask yourself what you have to offer to women. Do you have a good and stable career, are you health conscious, are you keeping up with appearances, do you have a decent profile description and pics? I say this because most women these days have more degrees than men do and are more career driven before and make decent money. So they expect the same. Men need to play catch-up. Best to try and date someone in your league or under you are a dude. This is what a lot of people dont seem to get. Women wont want to date you for no reason. You have to have appealing qualities. <cite>Glob posted [p:979883289] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Arcanine2009 posted... </cite><quote>Older women don't exactly have it easier. Women in their early to mid 30s do have an advantage over men imo because there's less of them en , but their value in men's eyes diminish a lot after, if they want kids.Besides that.. Ask yourself what you have to offer to women. Do you have a good and stable career, are you health conscious, are you keeping up with appearances, do you have a decent profile description and pics? I say this because most women these days have more degrees than men do and are more career driven before and make decent money. So they expect the same. Men need to play catch-up. Best to try and date someone in your league or under you are a dude.</quote>This is what a lot of people dont seem to get. Women wont want to date you for no reason. You have to have appealing qualities.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumble 04/13/24 3:10:31 AM #77:	Had one for nearly 10 years now. --- Do, or do not. There is no Trumble. <cite>Trumble posted [p:979883296] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Had one for nearly 10 years now. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bsp77 04/13/24 7:33:14 AM #78:	Arcanine2009 posted... I think that depends... Having more relationship experience and wealth accumulation definitely helps. I"m not sure how you met your current wife.. if it was through online or via person.. But more women these days want to date someone close to their age or +l-3, and they will filter out people after a certain age. 36 is not a great number compared to.. 35. Not many women in their 20s are willing to date men in their mid to late 30s online at least. General health is also important to women these days than before I think. @Arcanine2009 I used dating apps when 40 and 41 (so worse than 36), and found plenty of matches (and subsequent dates) with women ranging from 15 years younger to around the same age. And as stated, they were mix in regard to kids, so no idea why people keep pushing that narrative. Relationship experience? I said on my profile that I was divorced with kids. Do you think that helped? Especially with younger women without kids? Doubtful. Wealth accumulation? Somewhat, as I did well enough. But they didn't know that, as I didn't talk about any of that. I do have a bunch of child support payments! Lol So why did I do well? I did a good job picking pictures that made me look social, well rounded, interesting and fun. The writing backed that up too, but I know it is the pictures that helped the most. And it wasn't so much about actual looks. This means people need to actually do social and fun things and make sure pictures are taken. Around the time I was using dating apps, I would even tell my friends to take pics of me for my profile. And candid photos are great. And once I matched, I can communicate well, and I also ask them out after only like 5 or 6 messages from each person. Don't wait. My wife specifically had been a friend of mine for 3 years before we started dating. She was part of my extended friend group that I got into because of Meetup. I tell guys here constantly to join Meetup but hardly anyone listens. So if I ever seem annoyed by these threads and condescending, it's because I am tired of people not listening and continuing the same BS with their lives, and then complaining. I don't mean you, Arcanine2009 :) --- Currently playing: Cyberpunk 2077 <cite>bsp77 posted [p:979884640] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Arcanine2009 posted... </cite><quote>I think that depends... Having more relationship experience and wealth accumulation definitely helps. I"m not sure how you met your current wife.. if it was through online or via person.. But more women these days want to date someone close to their age or +l-3, and they will filter out people after a certain age. 36 is not a great number compared to.. 35. Not many women in their 20s are willing to date men in their mid to late 30s online at least. General health is also important to women these days than before I think.</quote>@Arcanine2009I used dating apps when 40 and 41 (so worse than 36), and found plenty of matches (and subsequent dates) with women ranging from 15 years younger to around the same age. And as stated, they were mix in regard to kids, so no idea why people keep pushing that narrative.Relationship experience? I said on my profile that I was divorced with kids. Do you think that helped? Especially with younger women without kids? Doubtful. Wealth accumulation? Somewhat, as I did well enough. But they didn't know that, as I didn't talk about any of that. I do have a bunch of child support payments! LolSo why did I do well? I did a good job picking pictures that made me look social, well rounded, interesting and fun. The writing backed that up too, but I know it is the pictures that helped the most. And it wasn't so much about actual looks. This means people need to actually do social and fun things and make sure pictures are taken. Around the time I was using dating apps, I would even tell my friends to take pics of me for my profile. And candid photos are great.And once I matched, I can communicate well, and I also ask them out after only like 5 or 6 messages from each person. Don't wait.My wife specifically had been a friend of mine for 3 years before we started dating. She was part of my extended friend group that I got into because of Meetup. I tell guys here constantly to join Meetup but hardly anyone listens.So if I ever seem annoyed by these threads and condescending, it's because I am tired of people not listening and continuing the same BS with their lives, and then complaining. I don't mean you, Arcanine2009 :) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ROBANN_88 04/13/24 7:48:54 AM #79:	i've accepted the fact that i'm most likely gonna die alone --- Kremlin delenda est <cite>ROBANN_88 posted [p:979884728] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>i've accepted the fact that i'm most likely gonna die alone </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KookyCouture 04/13/24 8:02:54 AM #80:	As a straight woman, no --- Drink up me hearties, yo ho <cite>KookyCouture posted [p:979884809] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>As a straight woman, no </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MangaBroski 04/13/24 9:01:09 AM #81:	Arcanine2009 posted... But you can. Go out and talk to people. Work on yourself. Your career, your health, work in relationships with friends and family. If my suspicion that I have an undeveloped prefrontal cortex is correct, none of those matter. Fwiw, I have been trying to work on my career after having been stuck for a long a while and though Im taking break this week, I did start going back to the gym this year. I have been trying to make more use of my free time to see friends, but scheduling your time into others free time and vice-versa isnt easy. I say this because I dont think it would be morally right to interact with any person who I am not already affiliated with and subject that individual to myself for the selfish reason on my emotional desire. I basically ask myself could I make this person happy? The answer is going to be no. If the answer isnt no, then that person has more red flags than I do. To be fair, I also dont believe that I understand happiness and doubt that my brain is capable of properly processing such an emotion if its triggers did occur. I constantly consume entertainment media in different forms during my free time to compensate for the lack of this emotion. Like, I have fun at concerts, but the positive experience of them exists solely during the performance and dissipates almost immediately after. <cite>MangaBroski posted [p:979885281] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Arcanine2009 posted... </cite><quote>But you can. Go out and talk to people. Work on yourself. Your career, your health, work in relationships with friends and family. </quote>If my suspicion that I have an undeveloped prefrontal cortex is correct, none of those matter. Fwiw, I have been trying to work on my career after having been stuck for a long a while and though Im taking break this week, I did start going back to the gym this year. I have been trying to make more use of my free time to see friends, but scheduling your time into others free time and vice-versa isnt easy. I say this because I dont think it would be morally right to interact with any person who I am not already affiliated with and subject that individual to myself for the selfish reason on my emotional desire. I basically ask myself could I make this person happy? The answer is going to be no. If the answer isnt no, then that person has more red flags than I do.To be fair, I also dont believe that I understand happiness and doubt that my brain is capable of properly processing such an emotion if its triggers did occur. I constantly consume entertainment media in different forms during my free time to compensate for the lack of this emotion. Like, I have fun at concerts, but the positive experience of them exists solely during the performance and dissipates almost immediately after. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bsp77 04/13/24 9:08:11 AM #82:	MangaBroski posted... I basically ask myself could I make this person happy? The answer is going to be no. If the answer isnt no, then that person has more red flags than I do. To be fair, I also dont believe that I understand happiness and doubt that my brain is capable of properly processing such an emotion if its triggers did occur. I constantly consume entertainment media in different forms during my free time to compensate for the lack of this emotion. Like, I have fun at concerts, but the positive experience of them exists solely during the performance and dissipates almost immediately after. I obviously don't know you, but I suspect you are being too hard on yourself. Why couldn't you make someone happy? It sounds like you are capable of enjoying things, but the feeling doesn't linger. You might understand being happy but never feel truly content? That could be because you still don't feel you are where you want to be in your life. Maybe finding someone is part of what you are missing? I really don't know. But you have a career, you stay in shape, you go out and do things, you have friends, and that likely means that you would be worthy of someone else's time. Am I missing something here? And the fact that you even care about the other person's well being is good. --- Currently playing: Cyberpunk 2077 <cite>bsp77 posted [p:979885337] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>MangaBroski posted... </cite><quote>I basically ask myself could I make this person happy? The answer is going to be no. If the answer isnt no, then that person has more red flags than I do.To be fair, I also dont believe that I understand happiness and doubt that my brain is capable of properly processing such an emotion if its triggers did occur. I constantly consume entertainment media in different forms during my free time to compensate for the lack of this emotion. Like, I have fun at concerts, but the positive experience of them exists solely during the performance and dissipates almost immediately after.</quote>I obviously don't know you, but I suspect you are being too hard on yourself. Why couldn't you make someone happy? It sounds like you are capable of enjoying things, but the feeling doesn't linger. You might understand being happy but never feel truly content? That could be because you still don't feel you are where you want to be in your life. Maybe finding someone is part of what you are missing? I really don't know. But you have a career, you stay in shape, you go out and do things, you have friends, and that likely means that you would be worthy of someone else's time. Am I missing something here?And the fact that you even care about the other person's well being is good. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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IceCreamOnStero 04/13/24 9:36:03 AM #84:	No, and I'm fine with that. --- Dokkan ID: 2365415872 <cite>IceCreamOnStero posted [p:979885577] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>No, and I'm fine with that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MangaBroski 04/13/24 10:53:08 AM #85:	bsp77 posted... I obviously don't know you, but I suspect you are being too hard on yourself. Why couldn't you make someone happy? It sounds like you are capable of enjoying things, but the feeling doesn't linger. You might understand being happy but never feel truly content? That could be because you still don't feel you are where you want to be in your life. Maybe finding someone is part of what you are missing? I really don't know. But you have a career, you stay in shape, you go out and do things, you have friends, and that likely means that you would be worthy of someone else's time. Am I missing something here? And the fact that you even care about the other person's well being is good. I am a selfish and hateful individual. My natural inclination is towards antagonism. While I have a job, it is not a high-paying one. Im not in shape, I only do the bare minimum physically as I often overeat. If I have the antisocial personality disorders I suspect, then one could say that I imitate my fellow humans behaviors with the bare minimum required to participate in our collective society. The last time I had a gf, I was in high school. I was happy, but she became unhappy. A lot of time passed, and I accepted that I had been the problem. I had ruined one of the only good things in my life. I didnt have many relationships, but she was the only one where I think I had feelings other than just lust. A few years later I was participating in something that was a prime place for people to hook up. My roommates were constantly getting with women. I had no tallies next to my name on the board. This was undeniable evidence that I was both ugly and had no charm. Theres a basic, social human element required for romantic relationships. Platonic and familial relationships dont necessarily have that same stipulation attached. I have no doubts that my brain, either through poor luck of the genetic lottery, factors that influenced my fetal development that I (obviously) had no control over, or the randomness of experiences I had during my developing years, does not align with most other humans enough to warrant a romantic relationship between myself and another human. <cite>MangaBroski posted [p:979886414] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>bsp77 posted... </cite><quote>I obviously don't know you, but I suspect you are being too hard on yourself. Why couldn't you make someone happy? It sounds like you are capable of enjoying things, but the feeling doesn't linger. You might understand being happy but never feel truly content? That could be because you still don't feel you are where you want to be in your life. Maybe finding someone is part of what you are missing? I really don't know. But you have a career, you stay in shape, you go out and do things, you have friends, and that likely means that you would be worthy of someone else's time. Am I missing something here?And the fact that you even care about the other person's well being is good.</quote>I am a selfish and hateful individual. My natural inclination is towards antagonism. While I have a job, it is not a high-paying one. Im not in shape, I only do the bare minimum physically as I often overeat. If I have the antisocial personality disorders I suspect, then one could say that I imitate my fellow humans behaviors with the bare minimum required to participate in our collective society. The last time I had a gf, I was in high school. I was happy, but she became unhappy. A lot of time passed, and I accepted that I had been the problem. I had ruined one of the only good things in my life. I didnt have many relationships, but she was the only one where I think I had feelings other than just lust.A few years later I was participating in something that was a prime place for people to hook up. My roommates were constantly getting with women. I had no tallies next to my name on the board. This was undeniable evidence that I was both ugly and had no charm. Theres a basic, social human element required for romantic relationships. Platonic and familial relationships dont necessarily have that same stipulation attached. I have no doubts that my brain, either through poor luck of the genetic lottery, factors that influenced my fetal development that I (obviously) had no control over, or the randomness of experiences I had during my developing years, does not align with most other humans enough to warrant a romantic relationship between myself and another human.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nasty_Nitro 04/13/24 11:24:18 AM #86:	You will. Mathematically there are more women than men. --- OG status Triple OG Status pipedown yung bol Im Neo Im Leo Im Desiax Clark <cite>Nasty_Nitro posted [p:979886756] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>You will. Mathematically there are more women than men. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itcheyness 04/13/24 11:24:55 AM #87:	I don't really intend to, so hopefully not. --- Seattle Sounders 1-3-2 5 points 261 Refugee <cite>itcheyness posted [p:979886763] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I don't really intend to, so hopefully not. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Wheelman1 04/13/24 9:42:21 PM #88:	Most people here are either very antisocial or too selfish with their time and money to commit to a relationship. --- XBox Live GT: MastaMez PSN: KoolMez The Topic Killer \_0_/ <cite>The_Wheelman1 posted [p:979895038] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Most people here are either very antisocial or too selfish with their time and money to commit to a relationship. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PraetorXyn 04/13/24 9:51:54 PM #89:	Not likely. I cant drive to go out and socialize, and online dating has been a bust. --- https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561198052113750 <cite>PraetorXyn posted [p:979895147] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>Not likely. I cant drive to go out and socialize, and online dating has been a bust. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkAssassin89 04/13/24 10:28:12 PM #90:	No. Im not trying and not interested at this stage in my life. I tried dating in my 20s and didnt really enjoy the process so Ive basically opted out. Unlike many Im not really upset about it though. I like my life just fine as it is. --- Dark89 <cite>DarkAssassin89 posted [p:979895583] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>No. Im not trying and not interested at this stage in my life. I tried dating in my 20s and didnt really enjoy the process so Ive basically opted out. Unlike many Im not really upset about it though. I like my life just fine as it is. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hayame_Zero 04/13/24 10:32:25 PM #91:	I'm engaged, so I hope not. --- ...I think I'm done here... <cite>Hayame_Zero posted [p:979895628] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I'm engaged, so I hope not. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LonelyStoner 04/13/24 10:33:37 PM #92:	I have a wife --- He's all alone through the day and night. <cite>LonelyStoner posted [p:979895644] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote>I have a wife </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
STEROLIZER 04/15/24 9:42:19 PM #93:	<cite>STEROLIZER posted [p:979931379] in Will you e... [t:80745657]...</cite> <quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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