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I am a good-looking guy, healthy, and muscular. But I am a bit insecure about the topic but I don't want you to sugarcoat it as a much more direct approach gives a clear answer with which I can make my future decisions accordingly. So the question is, is (height) critical or is it something that is preferred, (I understand the evolutionary derivation of it) or is it like boobs? It tends to have its own attraction to it but I haven't seen a girl being declined or ignored for being flat chested or no boobs or at least an attractive girl/person given no attention for the lack of the quality or is it like the face (the intention is not to judge because I think most if not all people who take good care of themselves, look healthy/exercise look good, and I am pretty sure of that) where it plays a deciding factor for most blokes... also I think/feel like my height is more nutrition restricted than say geneticallyrestricted (I am the studious kind, you can also call it passionate extremist anyways, I would often miss 2-3 or even all meals a day, for like 2 years, although my father is not much taller. I'm 18 btw) is there any way to recover the height as I am slowly putting my body back on normal diet and exercise (bones felt weakened and stuff)
Also I would just like to throw in a little extra question, how does someone talk on online dating sites, I am a pretty straight forward person, so say a conversation has been started and are we talk about something, it's interesting then the topic is closed. I can't transition to the next topic unless it's initiated by the other person, maybe I just don't expect an extraordinary or an out of the ordinary answer or/and just am not curious enough, but I want to be, I genuinely do, but I can't. There's no easy way that I see to transition between topics I know (I am smart in spots and I like to stay around those spots)
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Also, this is a repost as I unwisely posted it when majority of users were asleep...

So I have been off the app for months now, honestly. It's been great for mental stability and happiness. I mean, how couldn't Tinder drive you insane?

I kept getting notifications to unhide my profile and see the new users and last night I caved. Overall, underwhelming. I find I'm less impressed by average girls nowadays. I'm not foaming at the mouth like I used to be when I was younger. So more and more female profiles are becoming 'meh' to me. No joke.

What's more: the damn app baits you into swiping. They say I've got 9 nee likes. Okay cool. So I go swipe a handful of times... and none of the people I swiped on were among my new likes. -_-

Tinder is a shady business I'm telling you. They can't just put your likes at the top of your deck. Who knows how far down they are. Just the ordinary tinder bullshit. >_< 🤬.

ANYWAY, I have newfound appreciation for IRL interactions. Nobody is forcing me to pay $14.95/month to talk to people IRL. And to be frank, women in IRL are of higher quality anyways -- generally speaking. I have talked to some high quality young women on Tinder but they're not the norm, lol, let's face it. Okay that's all for this.

I saw one recently and a lot of the girls were being brutally honest with the guy and he was getting mad hostile.

😂😂

A 19-year-old British girl who was addicted to Instagram has killed herself for not getting enough “likes” on her photos.

She was found dead at her family home in Lanchester , County Durham , on December 20.

She was an aspiring model who relied on social media to feel good about herself, her older sister said.

“She thought she wasn’t good enough unless she was getting loads of likes and comments."

The selfie-loving teen reportedly hanged herself in her bedroom moments after she had been active on social media.