Church on Tuesday wrote: » Why on earth would your confidence be in tatters? If you get chatting to a woman and she's not interested, who cares?
ArchXStanton wrote: » It's not a level playing field at all, same in reality, men have to approach and walk away with their confidence in tatters, they get to walk away with a nice big ego boost, it's a cosy little arrangement..
DubInMeath wrote: » You'd swear it's only lads in this generation who got turned down on a regular basis, ask your dad if it was any easier in his day.
Mr Xit wrote: » ILoveYourVibes wrote: » There is not someone for everyone. Some people will remain single. Like my housemate. Ugly as sin and socially akward. Poor guy isn't going to make it. He's not even a bad lad but he is repulsive.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » There is not someone for everyone. Some people will remain single.
jimjangles wrote: Nope.
Mr Xit wrote: » Odds are he won't.
JupiterKid wrote: » There does seem to be a lot of anger and frustration among young men over the way women are choosy. Of course women are going to be choosy, they are usually looking for Mr Right and the possible father of their children so they want to be discerning and picky. Most guys get over rejection but some just get bitter. And then some people are very shallow...women and men alike. Is it really true the saying that a guy who can make a woman laugh or is a good singer is a big attraction for the ladies? Being a gay man, I know only too well just how shallow people can be on hookup apps...it’s pretty easy to get laid, much much more difficult to find someone who you can share the rest of your life with.
Mr Xit wrote: » Oh wow. The soy is strong in this one.
Tell me how wrote: » The individual who approached her hoping that they wouldn't be rejected. Yes, it shouldn't matter if one person isn't interested in them. Yes, they might not have been rejected per-say, she may already be in a relationship Yes, they shouldn't be approaching someone thinking this is it, do or die. But, some do, think this way. Why they think like this is a whole other question but to say you're confused is surprising. It's like telling someone with social anxiety to just go ahead to that concert in a strange venue on their own. (It's not just males who feel this way, fear of rejection is gender fluid)
Sawduck wrote: » Irish women are usually stand offish and a bit stuck up, foreign women are more friendly and approachable, especially Scottish women
[Deleted User] wrote: » From what I've read about these apps 80% of women will get messages from men.whereas 80% of men will get nothing at all.
Sawduck wrote: » Irish women are usually stand offish and a bit stuck up
Sawduck wrote: » foreign women are more friendly and approachable, especially Scottish women
Church on Tuesday wrote: » Ah look, you can't compare social anxiety with fear of rejection; one is a genuine mental affliction, the other is just a straight up lack of confidence and self esteem. Some lads get so hung up on this stuff; there are loads of women out there, just move on to the next one if the lady you are trying to chat up isn't interested. And yeah, the same for both genders.
KikiLaRue wrote: » Yup I get loads of messages so if you count “receiving messages” as the ultimate goal I suppose I am spoilt for choice. I’ve got the choice between the guy who opened a conversation by telling me about his foot fetish, the one who just said “your place or mine?”, the one who told me he wanted me to dominate him, loads of blank profiles that just say “hi” to me, the ones who are over a decade older, the ones who are married and openly tell me they just want “nsa fun”... You’re right, I never realised how incredibly lucky I am that these guys include me in their mail blasts to every woman in a 5km area.
[Deleted User] wrote: » You sound like the person with 20 job offers that doesn't suit them talking to the person with zero job offers. Not really the same?
JupiterKid wrote: » There does seem to be a lot of anger and frustration among young men over the way women are choosy. Of course women are going to be choosy, they are usually looking for Mr Right and the possible father of their children so they want to be discerning and picky. Most guys get over rejection but some just get bitter. .
[Deleted User] wrote: » Many young women in particular have always had ridiculously high standards when it came to looks
KikiLaRue wrote: » Here are some screenshots of messages I’ve received from men. Would you advise a woman in your life to take up any of these offers?https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx65bF_CJu-/?igshid=96feb95dktkc
[Deleted User] wrote: » I haven't looked but the point is you are getting offers. Eventually you will get an offer from someone you actually like. It's exactly like job hunting. You have employers chasing you - that's a good situation to be in.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I haven't looked but the point is you are getting offers. Eventually you will get an offer from someone you actually like. It's exactly like job hunting. You have employers chasing you - that's a good situation to be in. Edit - I have looked. You got a few messages from dicks. So what? Everyone gets crap online, male and female.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I haven't looked but the point is you are getting offers. Eventually you will get an offer from someone you actually like. It's exactly like job hunting. You have employers chasing you - that's a good situation to be in. Edit - I have looked. You got a few messages from dicks. So what? Everyone gets crap online, male and female. Report them to the gardai.
FTA69 wrote: » Oh Jesus the Christian Grey one. Mother of God. You’d end up chopped up in a fridge with that lad.
mariaalice wrote: » The normal average man who does this why?