pack on 30lbs of muscle and you will be different humans

Right? Haha

I forgot this was an official server. I almost went ham on my boy @Zyzz

if you need ideas on good pics, you can change your settings to see men , and go through what's good and what's not

also kinda funny to see your competition that way

@Deleted User whenever I see other guy's dating profiles, all I can think is how gay it all is

seriously, i cringe at 90% of all these dudes

sometimes you find the chads who have great image control though, the kind to learn from

https://nypost.com/2018/07/10/still-single-try-marrying-a-stranger-expert-says/

^ Better than Tinder.

tfw literal arranged marriages

Bergman?

Why is the top interest of so many women travel? A lot being international travel. Is it status signaling? When they talk so much about travel, it makes me think they would be unhappy in a stay-at-home-mother role.

@Tanner - SC It’s pitched in books/movies/music as a life/growth experience. People think it will make them a more accomplished and compassionate person.

things white girls like: puppies and traveling

literally everytime

"Tee hee I love to travel and eat pizza LOL I also looove dogs let's go on adventures I'm so quirky hahah no one else is like me teehee"

I have 42 matches 26 of them have almost that exact same profile.

I have 1500+ matches and they are all the same archetype and vapid

Damn Rural South Dakota is doing me wrong. I thought 42 was pretty good.

To be fair though the biggest town within 100 miles of me has a population of around 14,000.

Tinder is run by Jews btw. Also, Jews don't use Tinder they use their own ethnodating app called JDate.

AryanDate when?

IDATEity Evropa

Time to get JDate

https://www.whitedate.net/

@Attrition in the desert

Perfect

@missliterallywho unfortunately most of Europe is a dystopian hellhole too. Just got back from France and now super black pilled.

@Deleted User France... or Paris? Europe isn't so bad depending on the country.

@ThisIsChris we were in the Alsace region, Black Forest region of Germany, and Switzerland. Lots and lots of Africans and Arabs in Strasbourg.

When young single women refer to themselves as a “dog mom”, does that mean they’re pro-motherhood, just not yet with humans to mother?

It’s such an odd phrase to me, I don’t like the humanization of dogs.

Ambiguous. Could be a joke coming from anyone,

Or does it mean they’re content with dogs being surrogate children for them, forever?

Would have to have more context

Usually it means they're trying to replace children with pets, unless they're really young

It’s a way to channel maternal instinct without the responsibility of children. Honestly, to understand the psychological reasoning, just google “no children buzzfeed.” Spells it out in plain English. @Tanner - SC

Update to my online dating findings/guesses:
* Don’t send a “like” or a “wink”. That’s validation without content and is low-effort. It’s like submitting your resume to online job postings with no cover letter and no in-person networking. Very low success rate. It also doesn’t have the traditional feel of a man taking a risk and initiating contact. A “like” doesn’t mean much, even the neediest guy is likely undisturbed if he doesn’t get a “like” back. Sending a message is initiating a conversation, more relevant to physical courtship. When a woman doesn’t respond to a message, it’s a more real rejection. You as a man are putting yourself out there more with a message, without being more needy, more like being courageous/vulnerable.
* “Likes” are more for women to initiate interest with a man. Messages are more for men to initiate interest with a woman.
* Send a one-sentence question relevant to the woman’s profile. It shows that you actually read her profile, not just felt a twitch in your pants when looking at her pic. If she doesn’t have much information in her profile, she must not be serious about trying to find a serious date. Don’t introduce yourself, don’t say how you liked this part of her profile. Just ask her a question relevant to her background/interests to strike a conversation. Same as if you were at lunch with male coworkers and one of them mentioned their hobby or something and you’re looking to continue the conversation. Try to not be basic in your message. The question can be a joke, but doesn’t need to be. More than one sentence can appear overly invested for an initial contact.
* She gets a hundred “likes” each week. She only gets dozens of messages. She gets a single digit number of messages that are higher brow than “hey babe”. When she gets a higher brow message, she’ll likely be prompted to look at your profile. If she likes your profile, she’ll respond.

I absolutely agree, good point. Updated.

I am relieved I found my wife early in life before internet dating was a thing.