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Dating for a gen Z male is really hard for most. Girls live on social media and seek perfection. Good looks, tall, in shape, rich, smart, enormousD

I might have all those things and more - but it still is a kill joy because it’s not a game any man can truly win at. The game is unplayable because you can’t be the number #1 guy in every metric. How are men judged on 50 things…. What are women judged on?

👉 You might think well normal guys get girls. That doesn’t mean the girls really want them in an ideal world. Normal men are settled for. You would have to live knowing that you aren’t what a girl really wants. That if she could have more she would.

I have a girlfriend and I tick all the boxes and she’s really nice and even then she loves all this shallow stuff about me. It’s nice and makes me feel sad like All these things that shouldn’t really matter, that don’t even make a good guy. But this is how shallow and immature girls are…

Sometimes I do think it is better to be alone. But then how do you progress in life without having kids.

I just read a question posted by a girl saying, 'no sense in even trying to date because I have small boobs and that's not his type.' She will never know what she may have missed.

My type is very smart, cute face, blonde, petite, small features, 32A-34B boobs, small butt, kind, gentle, soft-spoken. . . and not once have I ever dated a girl who matched all of those traits. I have dated one woman who matched the physical characteristics but not the personality characteristics. The other 99% of my dates were not a close match for my type, but I had some very satisfying relationships over the years.

How often do you date someone who is a good match for "your type," if you have one?

If there was an infallible perfect system to match someone with their ideal spouse would you go for it? If you're in a relationship or married answer the way you would've before you met/got with your partner

Lets say you in a relationship with your ideal man, he got everthing you want.
Then issues arises, and you tell him these issues needs to be fixed in order for the relationship to be safe and work.

He fixes these issues one by one, until you have a perfect partner on paper. But your body just gives you this bad gut feeling. What would you do?