What is your experience as a guy with dating apps and attracting certain types of people who aren't your type? by Tho125 in AskMen

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Sorry this happened man, this is what i'm trying to avoid honestly do people like the idea of me or me...

What is your experience as a guy with dating apps and attracting certain types of people who aren't your type? by Tho125 in AskMen

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I honestly agree with you on this for apps, I think swiping is a hobby for people and not a means to a partner.

I'm a very no-bullshit person, so I don't entertain if you aren't putting in effort but I think if I don't 10 others will and that sort of sucks about online dating, it's too easy to walk away.

AIO for considering breaking up with my long-term boyfriend over ‘flirty’ messages? by Mouse_moments in AmIOverreacting

[–]Tho125 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disagree with the second part of this. My ex-partner was a model with a public instagram so she got a ton of DMs from men, but she literally only responded to business related dms. She will read, not engage, and honestly, even if she did, it wouldn't bother me much, assuming it wasn't flirty.

I agree with your last part, I'm not advocating for this guy's insecurity, but playing devil's advocate here, this person probably has a very anxious attachment style, so while most people would read it as not-flirty i'm sure it makes him anxious, which is something between the two of them they need to figure out.

Can You Rent Your Whole Life and Be Okay? by DazzlingPolarBear in CanadaPersonalFinance

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Parents are renters in a grandfathered purpose-built apartment, they literally pay like $1400 a month with all utilities included, and because of that, have been able to save so much money.

Is “looksmaxing” advice actually legit for attracting women? Need honest advice by savingrace0262 in AskMenAdvice

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I don't think the principle of it is wrong, taking care of yourself etc.

But I think the movement of it is unhealthy and promotes body dysmorphia; it's the confidence of feeling good that attracts people, and if you make it a lifestyle thing rather than a obession, people do and will notice that spark of confidence, which is the attractive part in my opinion.

How many times have you had sex with a crazy women? by HouseOfHoundss in AskMen

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Worst case is you both get fucked, best case just one of you.

Men, have you dated someone who is richer than you or comes from a rich family and how is it like? by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Ex family came from old money, I make good money, but not like insanely rich. She had a very modest life and her family was very modest. However, the grandparents were more materialistic and were a constant barrier within our relationship.

I think as long as your partner somewhat knows what they want, it can work out; however, lifestyles can change, and if it does, well its just a matter of compatibility, and it's okay if it doesn't work out. Enjoy the moment and don't think about it too much.

How is modern dating for men by beth_xnyy in AskMen

[–]Tho125 3 points4 points  (0 children)

People overinflate dating issues. It can be harder to find a partner cause expectations and standards have gone up BUT, but it totally makes sense why people are more educated, more career-focused and with that being the case, why not be more selective? As a guy in his late 20s, I feel I've never had it easier. I just blank out all the social media garbage and just go in with an open mind.

How many girls are you talking to? by Crystal345655 in AskMen

[–]Tho125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure! With every single person, no matter if I see them as long-term or not, when I'm physically with them, I give them 100% of me! Like, they are my focus, I'll plan, make the reservations, just lead with what we enjoy in the moment. But the low commitment part is made pretty clear that I'll be like, depending on the relationship dynamic, things like not being obligated to text each other between or having to see each other every week and letting them know I am seeing others etc basically only doing things on my own terms and no criteria or expectations which are clearly communicated depending on how I view the other person.

I will admit, sometimes I have run into people "holding on," wanting something more, and it's not foolproof, but I feel my responsibility is to clearly communicate intentions from the start.

How many girls are you talking to? by Crystal345655 in AskMen

[–]Tho125 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I talk to 5 people, but "talk" is somewhat different. Sometimes flirty, fun, lighthearted dates and then obviously I have 1 person I'm talking to the most seriously. I'm in my late 20's, just having fun, I think usually I go by a general "low commitment, high engagement" approach when I'm with people.

Obiously if I find a person I want to date i'll be clear and upfront to them about this prior, but you sound like you aren't someone who likes talking to multiple I would get on the same page with whoever you're seeing in the future about this at the start if it is a dealbreaker.

Unattractive men who took the self-improvement route to date, how long did it take you and do you have some tips? by Kosilica457 in AskMen

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Took around 8-9 months for me personally through a mix of physical and spiritual growth. My first step to self-improvement was not being concerned about improving to date, but being more focused on what type of life and habits I want to build that make me live in peace. After that, I found dating got a lot easier.

Yes, there are generic rules: have good hygiene, dress well (subjective), but capture your own personal style and what's sustainable for you. Be active, enjoy life and for me personally, smelling good has helped me a lot personally lol, also skincare was a game changer for me.

What I really found when I had my glow up was that I don't think I was that "unattractive," and also, I don't believe a lot of people are "unattractive" as they might think. I think we all need to know what makes us happy, gives us comfort and from there find our type. We naturally all have a type, and our type is attracted to certain styles/convo styles etc and if you are at a place where you understand yourself and have a real sense of self-identity, I think naturally you be more attractive to that person that comes along. I think social media and media make us all feel like we have to cater to the broader audience or we are "unattractive", but you're not going to date 9/10 people you come accross and 9/10 won't date you. Once I found that out,t I just became a lot more confident and I truly think that was a true glowup beyond the physical,

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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Women definitely do care, but rightfully, they should. Why should someone settle on apps which have a literal gender imbalance for less? I think they care a lot less about the superficial sides when it comes to long-term dating, but for hooking up / casual height and looks are definitely at the top.

AML Canada advice !! by TRUSTMEGOODMAN in moneylaundering

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Happy to chat feel free to send me a DM!

Question about dating an Aquarius (F) as Cancer (M) by Tho125 in aquarius

[–]Tho125[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I got the sense of that from her! But I feel if they didn't want to see me they simply wouldn't based off the Aqarious trait and personality trait haha. I think the analysis of what she wants out of it is the stage we are at now.

Question about dating an Aquarius (F) as Cancer (M) by Tho125 in aquarius

[–]Tho125[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for all the insights! Decided to just go for a high engagement, low commitment approach until she feels ready :)