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This is assuming he’s independent, has a good paying job (not rich but above average salary), owns his own house and has an interesting life story.

I’ve tried dating again for the last three months. I’ve gotten one straight but understandable rejection from a girl in her late 20s i met at a CrossFit gym (she’s got a boyfriend). I’ve gotten two flaky rejections on dating apps (both girls in their early 30s). I did get one date with a 35 year old woman. First date started good but it turns she’s an alcoholic (has no problem drinking and driving). I wanted no part of that.

I’m 40. In excellent physical shape for my age and got all my hair. I’m 6ft tall. I’m well traveled and have an interesting past (pro mma fighter). Most women guess I’m 3 to 8 years younger than I really am.

I know dating doesn’t get any easier when you get older. But I have to stay positive (pls don’t say “all the good ones are taken”.).

But seriously I don’t remember it being this tough 10 years ago. Not even close as tough. From 28 to 32 I had a lot of pretty young girls (19 to mid 20s) interested in me. But that definitely isn’t my target age range now. Now I look for women in their late 20s to mid 30s. But why are they such a pain in the ass?

Would you date "a 5 out of 10" who really had the hots for you?

This reminded me of someone I used to know back home. Her name was Gabby. She was many things I did not personally go for in a woman, but other men probably would've liked. She was short (5'4"/163 cm), 21 years old, petite/skinny, a B-cup, and with a slim waist and a pixie-cut blonde hairdo. She was very energetic and outgoing. She would also drink a lot and I don't like or drink alcohol.

She was a friend-of-a-friend; specifically my best friend's girlfriend's college roommate. So when I hung out with my friend on Friday nights to have dinner and play cards, and he brought his girlfriend, sometimes Gabby would be there, too.

We had a lot of things in common. We both loved the same video games, we both were artistic and drew pictures and wrote fiction. And we were both in college at the time (2017-2018).

She wasn't really my type physically, and there were too many offputting things about her for me to like anything about her romantically, including her saying how she was "bi-curious" (gross). And how she once said at the table, "I only like tall guys; like six feet and up! You know, like you!" I quickly told her I was "five-eleven, not six feet. I don't meet your dating criteria." It was such a f*cking turn-off and I already didn't like her much. Any girl who says that is dead to me as a dating option.

But she kept thinking we should get together and be a couple, and pretty much hinted at this non-stop, doing everything but outright saying it, very time I met up with my Leo and Taylor. I was single and looking at the time, and my Taylor thought me and her roommate 'look like a great couple'. But that just offended me even more, with the implication that some tiny,9 0 pound, hyper-active, alcoholic, high-energy pixie chick would be "my type" just because we had a lot of hobbies in common. I hated that people thought of me like that.

1) I’m short. Only 5’10”

2) I don’t have a big penis. Only 6”

3) I’m not rich. I’m a college student.

4) I’m reserved. I’ve only had about 2-3 close friends at any one time. And I don’t go out and do things that often with other people. Prefer to just “chill out” on most days.

5) Very family oriented and have long term goals of marriage and children.

6) I’m not really that muscular or anything. I just look like an average run-of-the-mill type guy.

7) I always try to dress decently and look nice, but I don’t necessarily happen to turn every head in the room either and have girls flirting with me.

8) I don’t believe in having premarital sex. Just not something I feel comfortable with doing. Marriage is definitely the ideal time for me.

9) I go to church every week and I don’t believe in abortions or birth control. I believe in being responsible and trusting in God’s plan even when its difficult.

10) I don’t support the LGBTQ community or believe in any sort of woke BS relating to BLM. Such types piss me off.

11) I’m proud to be a white male and I feel no shame in being one and do not feel a personal responsibility to apologize to other people for it.

12) My ideal woman is someone who’s romantic and affectionate and actually thoughtful and grateful towards me. Not someone who just demands things and expects them from me.

Anyways. Do I actually stand a chance?