If a young man can't get any interest from women online, should he expect it will be different in person?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[Anonymous]

My best advice to young man today is understand 1. most women today are NOT relationship material in person, but even more so online. Do not beat yourself up for HER shortcomings. 2. Your success will be directly proportional to your willingness and ability to put yourself out there. But success means approaching the right women (see point #1). Stop measuring your worth by the amount of women who take interest in you. Be a man of substance and the right women will come. But you need to believe in yourself. If you don't believe you how is anyone else. It's been my experience that I got approached by women the most when I was just out having fun. Don't make this some dragon you have to slay.

[Anonymous]

It's possible that interactions in person could be different from online interactions. Factors like body language, tone of voice, and immediate chemistry can play a significant role in how people perceive each other. However, it's important for the young man to also consider improving his social skills, confidence, and approachability in both online and offline settings to increase his chances of attracting interest from women.

[Kylie_Bug]

Yeah because of safety concerns with strangers on the internet. In person is different.

[BonzoInBitburg]

If you can learn how to approach a woman and start a conversation without being creepy, you will have very little competition. Online your options aren't good and the ratio of men to women isn't in your favor

[normalice]

No. The internet is more a casino than a employer, when it comes to dating. Women generally aren't attracted to screens.

[OddBeMe]

I don't know, tbh. The average trait for being noticed, I’d say, is confidence.

[msc545]

Nope.