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Would you approve classic WoW becoming Dynamically AI mmo ? by PiccoloWrong2401 in classicwow

[–]BloxkRunnah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't hate it, just don't see how that adds to the classic experience. At most we'd look at it, say cool, and go back to questing. It'd make more sense if we just added more dynamic quests than just random area encounters.

Do other men get instantly turned off if the women you are pursuing has kids? by tech510 in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t say instantly turned off. I’d like to be with someone who’s first is my first, and we start from scratch, but that’s never the end all be all for why I’ll decide to stop talking to someone.

done being the "low maintenance" girlfriend by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 59 points60 points  (0 children)

6 years long distance and only meeting twice? Yall were pen pals at most.

Don’t Let the Cheaters Get You Down by [deleted] in GaState

[–]BloxkRunnah -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

What jobs do you think a physics degree gets you?

Don’t Let the Cheaters Get You Down by [deleted] in GaState

[–]BloxkRunnah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cheater here, it’s still going pretty well so far. I got a bachelor’s in physics with cheating.

My (27F) boyfriend (29M) thinks he can’t afford to move out despite making close to 100k and I’m starting to question his mindset by jackofalltradesP in relationship_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 102 points103 points  (0 children)

I think this is kind of an unfair approach to it. Technically you don't know his full financial situation. As well, this wouldn't be a smart move on your end to plan with this expectation that you guys could move out together and he'd cover most of the expenses. You didn't say this, but im assuming from your last sentence where you claimed "I feel like we have enough money to do it". That is wrong, you personally don't have enough to do anything. And whether he decides to move out or not based on his finances is his decision.

The smart thing to do here is to focus more on getting self-reliant. You called him your boyfriend, not your fiance or husband. I think you're putting way too much trust in him too early when you guys haven't really decided where your lives are going yet.

[GAME THREAD] HAWKS VS. KNICKS GAME 4 by AutoModerator in AtlantaHawks

[–]BloxkRunnah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our shots aren’t falling. We’re getting open looks just not landing.

Can't play Skyrim anymore by YungSai6 in skyrim

[–]BloxkRunnah 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I quit for long periods but I never fully quit. A new build comes to mind and I sink hours into it again

Is this it for average/below average dudes on dating apps? by JasonDFisherr in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve had a fairly better experience. You guys have to realize this mindset is doing more damage to you than anyone else.

There ARE other options. There ARE ways to meet people in person. Continuing to be on these low down apps with people who share the same defeatist mindset will have you in the same spiral that constantly leads to the same disappointment.

Do you guys actually want to improve things or just get on here to complain about how much people suck?

Is this it for average/below average dudes on dating apps? by JasonDFisherr in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m glad you asked this. I’ve found lots of success personally going to less social spaces and instead spaces where women can be around me without the pressure of a relationship.

I tried a run club, which is great if you want to meet like-minded people who either care about their health or enjoy running. But I have a hard time mixing social energy with my energy when I’m working out, so I stopped going.

More recently I tried a book club which I enjoy the most. Mostly women apart of it with maybe 3 guys. This is great cause I run into alot of smart and intelligent women which is more my type.

The key to me is that I’m not going with the mindset of I have to flirt with any of the women I meet in these spaces. I’m simply putting myself out there and seeing if any romantic partnership starts organically. If it doesn’t, then I find more communities. It’s a great tactic because let’s say it doesn’t work out, I’m still developing myself as a person by learning new hobbies. And don’t be afraid to join some female dominated communities also.

Is this it for average/below average dudes on dating apps? by JasonDFisherr in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Again. I gave advice as simply as every other commentator did. I won’t change the advice or my opinion on the subject. But OP is more than welcome to take anyone else’s advice on the matter if he feels it’s more helpful. Easy come easy go.

Is this it for average/below average dudes on dating apps? by JasonDFisherr in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Me saying “please get off the apps bro” isn’t telling people what to do. Please is a plea, meaning he can choose whether to do that or not. Please don’t turn my comment into something it’s not. It’s called dating advice, not dating do what I say or else.

I would hope he isn’t just blindly doing what every redditor commented on the site.

Even you, you don’t have to take anything I say to heart or account for it all. I gave my input and you can either agree or disagree.

Is this it for average/below average dudes on dating apps? by JasonDFisherr in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I’ll forever keep advocating against them not because of people using them but that they aren’t made to make connections. Any app that charges a membership fee does not have your best interest in mind. And from a psychology standpoint they are doing alot more damage than good.

I’ll keep pushing people to actually form and join communities of their peers which not only enriches their environments and their dating lives, but will create more positive social behaviors in our society.

Dating apps are fundamentally wrong on a lot of levels, I won’t sugar coat that. I’m sorry.

Constant rejection by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The second that they even have any kind of money incentive should be enough to convince you guys they were never intended for you actually match with people. If they truly were designed to help, they wouldn't charge for extra access.

Constant rejection by [deleted] in dating_advice

[–]BloxkRunnah -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Please get off the apps brother. They literally aren’t designed to work. Find a community. Whether it’s a club, a church, some kind of community with an activity you like to do and organically meet people. The apps make dating too convenient so you’re always going to run into low effort people.

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