Polls: Dating

Like if your type is light skin African Americans, have you ever rejected someone because they were dark skinned, or if your type is Mexican, Hispanic, Puerto Rican, have you ever turned down a good looking white American, because you didn't prefer that skin. Or if someone who was 5'9 asked you out, have you ever rejected them because they weren't taller

The age old debate.

Those men get so much choice that they never settle and just move on from one partner to the next. The women label these as “situationships” which go nowhere. And for all other men, no amount of game will get them anywhere on apps. Some women go on 1 or 2 dates with guys not in the top percentage but don’t feel any excitement and will reject them saying there’s no chemistry. And the cycle continues.

I think a lot harder. To get female attention you’ve gotta be pretty outstanding. This is also pushed a lot by social media. You gotta be handsome, tall, be in great shape, somehow a millionaire in your early 20s.

That’s what seems to attract a lot of attention from women. Even still you end up with a girl who’s not that great who’s hot but has jumped around men and has been a wh*re.

However the odd rare time you will see a plain normal guy with a great girl.

If after the first date, you both had a good time and she asked for your number. And you both swapped numbers. Should you give her the space to message first? If you said to her to send a message when she gets home.

It's a pretty straight forward one. I see a lot of questions that are subtle jabs at other people's preferences. I'm just curious as to where women actually fall out on this one as opposed to men, and the perception of men.

Seeing what’s happening all around the world with people and how broken they are, do you think you can still find a lifelong partner? Personally I have been dating a while and also have been in a relationship where I was lied to and manipulated. Also when I date I can see that this person is trying to hide something and usually it turns out I’m right. From what I can see it’s a common thing right now. I’m 24 and wondering if it’s still worth trying because it’s time consuming. I could be following my pretty good career instead or enjoying nature on the weekends instead of trying to find a partner. Is everyone trying to hide a secret that they know would affect their partner these days?

I want to give up on women if it's a deal breaker for most women because I tried laser hair removal and it just shortens the hair. It doesn't remove