Pretty women dating unattractive men

From childhood, men have been brought up to be fierce competitors, to opt for the most risky jobs, to put themselves on the line, to accept rejection “like a man” and to always make the first move.

This product of social conditioning rears its ugly head online even more so, as an average of seven men compete for the attention of one woman.

It wasn’t the most interesting thing on her profile—that’d be quite sad. You may have similar interested, a compatible personality—you could be everything they are looking for, however even that may not be enough for some people.

But, it was something I found she had an emotional attachment and connection to that would be a great conversation starter. My advice: It’s not worth worrying or caring about. Never put your eggs in one basket, expecting a response from the person who seems like a perfect match for you.

When you embark with online dating, you shouldn’t just expect rejection—you must embrace it and become its friend.

From the countless amounts of people I’ve spoken to and taught, those who have succeeded online sent out well-thought messages to as many people as possible. Some people treat online dating like they’re at a Pic ‘N’ Mix shop.

While women may get an ego boost when they receive 30-100 messages in any given week, nobody really wishes to have that much admin to sift through.

And when 80% of the messages are either, you can’t really blame them for not responding to most messages—even if you personalize your mails.

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