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He has a crush on me but I found out that his dream girls and his former crushes (he was obsessed with) were all tall skinny blondes while I am a short Asian girl.

I think he thinks I don’t like him because I ignored his obvious stares and now suddenly stopped. I hesitate to approach him because Im afraid that I’ll not be good enough and always Second best to him while he to me is the most handsome man I’ve seen and totally my type.

I also know that he doesn’t have much relationship experience and since I am also so different from his dream girl type I am afraid that he sees me as an experiment or a stepping stone to better women. What do you think and what should I do?

Besides the obvious, good looks etc. 28F, I’m told I’m attractive but I don’t have much success at all. Matches/msgs aren’t the problem it’s just the usual ghosting, fizzling out, they message once & don’t reach out again, looking for sex, just weirdos etc. I knew a guy that had most of his relationships start from the apps & tbh he wasn’t good looking but he was friendly & said at one point there were days when he’d send msgs back to back to women in bulk bc some days were just dry. All the apps are the same in my opinion, if anything the only one I wouldn’t touch at all is tinder. If women have it easier then why’s that not the case for me? Or is that generalizing? Your experiences or thoughts?

Alright, so... I'll admit. I'm bisexual, though I mostly prefer women, and I'm totally thirsting over the woman in the above picture.

But the thing that stuck out to me the most, is she DIDN'T bother to cover her moles/freckles/birth marks/whatever you wanna call them. Often so many women online either put makeup to completely cover their moles like that, or just edit them out or whatever... but she didn't bother to. And I applaud her for that.

I'm tired of seeing 100% "flawless" skin with zero marks or smaller imperfections. It's just unnatural looking and makes people look like some sort of airbrushed doll instead of a human being. I like the small imperfections. They add more charm to a person's face, makes the face more unique.

To state the obvious, moles covered up or not, she DOES have extremely good skin, and she IS an extremely attractive woman.

But still... I just like to see a woman embracing her moles for once, instead of covering them up. She doesn't have very many, but I still appreciate she didn't cover them up.