Polls: Dating

Seems like more true crime doc victims were at clubs…if thats a barometer.

Just want to get answers for this because I know if I gotta defend myself or someone I care about, I will pull the trigger without any hesitation or remorse or sympathy even if it results with taking that person's life and I want to know if that type of situation would lower my chances in dating (if it ever happens)

Everyone knows Liberal woman lack any or any moral family values, where they place an Idea of "Anything goes" or "Accepting" other people sick ways as normal behaviour. This includes infidelity where liberal woman have no ethical understanding of faithfulness in a world that empowers them to do such things "Feminism".

A conservative woman holds the family together with trusted values on what is right and wrong in a world that is polluted and sick. The conservative woman will keep family values as a true and trusted system through religious or moral means. Drawing a line between unethical behaviour and ethical behaviour that would do harm to traditional family values that Liberal women and LGBTQ people seek to destroy.

What woman would you rather date and trust to be more faithful to you?

I cringe when a woman says that to me. 9 out of 10 times it’s a huge red flag that:

- She’s comfortable friendzoning me and/or
- She will likely ask for a bunch of one way favors and/or
- She finds me boring but “nice” and she thinks it’s just nice to say that.

However if she makes a comment about me being good looking or talented/cool about something else BEFORE saying the nice guy “compliment” then it’s not so bad. Also if I have already gotten sexual with her then it’s actually a genuine compliment.

Heavily inspired by this question here, would you be considered attractive enough for the modern woman? All of these traits, are the bare minimum women require, the 80th percentile. Meaning, better than four out of five men. You need at least seven out of ten of them to "pass" the "dateable" test for modern women.

1. HEIGHT: Are you at least 6'0"/183 cm tall, barefoot in the evening?

2. INCOME: Do you earn at least $90,000 USD a year?

3. CAREER: Do you have a professional, well-respected career? (Doctor, lawyer, scientist, engineer, etc.)

4. SEX APPEAL: Is your penis at least 7"/17.5 cm in length or longer?

5. PHYSIQUE: Are you in good athletic shape? As in, not overweight.

6. SOCIAL SKILLS: Do you have at least three good friends and/or one really close best friend?

7. CHARISMA: Do you consider yourself a good communicator, skilled at speaking to others, or someone who "has game" at charming women?

8. LIFESTYLE: Are you someone who completely avoids such vices as adult movies, recreational drugs, fast food, online video games, gambling, or couch-potato habits?

9. CONFIDENCE: Do you really like who you are as a person, proud of who you are, or have a high opinion of yourself?

10. QUALITY OF LIFE: Would you consider yourself to be a well-adjusted and happy person with no signs of mental illness, anxiety, or depression?

I am not suggesting that all of these things SHOULD be done before a first date, other than perhaps a shower and shave. I never expect a woman to come home with me on a first date and changing the sheets seems silly (but I already change my sheets once every week on Friday morning.)

What do you do to get ready for that initial meeting/first date?

Would girls be turned off by a guy who dresses too dapper? I've heard that girls prefer guys who look a little disheveled? Your opinions would be great

Who drives on your dates? In my generation, the man almost ALWAYS drives, and we don't mind doing that. I think most couples make an initial decision and then just fall into a pattern and follow it without further thought. For some guys, driving is a control issue but for most of us, we just do it because we are comfortable driving and it is nice for the ladies.

This question is for girls/women

Lady's would you consider this a date?

Please don't judge anyone. Everyone has their own opinion.

Comment down below what you think.