Patty Hearst wrote: » Describing a man as tall and handsome is pretty much the same thing though. In any case that's exactly what Tinder is.. A marketplace to sell yourself.
SusieBlue wrote: » Describing a man as tall and handsome is the same as describing a woman as a good weight and age? They're the same thing? Really???
Sawduck wrote: » Never liked it myself,its just a picture and some cringy bio
Odhinn wrote: » ...ye know that people will go a long way to pretend they aren't just after the ride in order to get the ride?
cgcsb wrote: » well you could say 'a good height and bank balance', it's just a slightly different turn of phrase.
CelticRambler wrote: » Meanwhile, having accepted that dating apps are useless when you live in the sticks, the OP is still wondering how to find and/or meet a nice girl ... :rolleyes:
Hedgelayer wrote: » If one can separate the gannets for the guys and Jocks for the women.... I think there's different types of people and filters.... Gannets are the type of women who are interested in shopping designer clothes expensive drinks, love eating in exclusive restaurant s etc They talk too much... Jocks love their designer shirts second hand Audi's beamers etc.... Buying expensive drinks for the gannets.... A dating site for men and women who are intelligent and have a good spirit and soulful outlook would be great... A more bohemian woman would suit me, unfortunately there's not many about on the apps
Hedgelayer wrote: » I'm one of those lads who's been through the ringer on the dating scene. It seems the people not on dating sites are the one's who are not monkey branching, giving sh1t tests and messed up.... Looking back the old fashioned way seemed more organic and conventional.... The internet scene suit's people with tollerence for drama or second best... Singletons who are not looking or people who are happy in their relationships have it easier.
SusieBlue wrote: » I'm not saying women don't do it but there has been only one such post on this thread and it was a man describing a woman. Go figure.
Fan of Netflix wrote: » That's another thing, good luck using any dating app or website in the countryside. Slim pickings if any at all and grim. I had to travel 3 hours to my last date. Waste of time outside cities or the surrounding areas.
screamer wrote: » Macra
kunst nugget wrote: » I'd never heard of monkey branching until reading this and after googling it, words fail me... do those mgtow types just spend all their time thinking up of different ways to hate women?
SusieBlue wrote: » No its completely different. They aren't remotely similar. Regardless, no woman on this thread has described any men in such a way, but we did in fact have a man describe a woman as a good weight and age, which is what sparked this whole line of discussion. Talking about people as if they are cattle is unacceptable no matter what the gender. Stop defending it.
Feisar wrote: » Off with them, clowns. The rest of us can spend our time thinking up different ways of loving women.
Feisar wrote: » Volume is going to be down in the sparsely populated areas but that's on every front, not just the apps.
KikiLaRue wrote: » It’s not a few, it’s almost daily. Do you think I’m “lucky” to have all these “options”?
Plopsu wrote: » The poster who posted that was very obviously trolling.
Zorya wrote: » . Maybe things have not changed. Maybe OP you need to move. That's what people did before, - they rather sensibly realised the truth of the matter and went looking out in the big wild world for their man or woman and then, maybe, brought them back home to the midlands. Off you go.
Deleted User wrote: » Also if you live in a rural area and aren't into farming, watching your neighbours every move and GAA then your dating pool is going to be very small.
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