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Hello!

I've noticed a lot of males on dating apps (especially Bumble and Badoo), even when I've filtered for women. So, I guess it's an identity matter. For me, it's fine; they can identify themselves however they want.

However, I'm looking for cis-women, not trans women. I don't want to get intimate only to discover genitals I'm not attracted to.

Today, dating apps don't seem to address these gender issues. And in the future, in my opinion, they could either go overboard with all gender definitions or just skip assigning gender altogether.

So my question:
Would it be considered discrimination if I stated, "I'm only looking for cis-females" in my bio?

Is it similar to saying, "I'm only looking for Western, white-skinned females" or "I'm only looking for dark brown-skinned females"? What do you think?

A lot of these dudes don't get girlfriend's BUT they might get dates. it's until they start opening their mouths about what they think of women as a whole that i would think causes women to leave them and they remain single.

so makes me wonder if any girl here has dated any guys who had such terrible misogynistic views of women before. and how did it go?

Definition:

misogynist: feeling, showing, or characterized by hatred of or prejudice against women.

My definition of obsessed is them being in your thoughts everyday, whether you see them or not, always finding a way to bring them up in conversation, always stalking them on social media, hanging on their every word, etc

Most people are average. Some are above average, some are below average, but most are average. If everyone was a 9/10 based on their appearance, then 9/10 would, by definition, be average.

I've dated many women who were quite average based on their appearance. Some of them were outstanding people in other ways. Many of them were intelligent, most of them were kind and nurturing, and some of them were very satisfying when the relationship got to the point of having sex. I never thought that their average appearance was a deficit for them, and I felt strongly attracted to them.

However, some people seem to resent being called "average" and they refuse to date anyone who looks "average." How do you feel about dating someone who looks average?