Saturday, 17 July 2010

  • Dating Tips For Guys on a Website



    1. Don't message the girl saying "hey baby" or "hey sexy" UNLESS the girl is looking for casual sex or an intimate encounter. If she isn't, its just going to annoy her. Why you ask? A girl isn't looking for the guy who calls her baby or sexy within minutes of meeting her. We are looking for the guy who calls us beautiful or says "hey, great profile! i see you like (insert movie, book or music here), and I do too"

    2. If a girl says that you are not her type, don't take it personally. Every girl (and guy) has a type of person they are attracted to. Regardless of what the percentages are between you two, you may just not be her type. Girls have a way of knowing these things. Learn to handle rejection - its okay. If its meant to be it will be, ok?

    3. Don't insult a girl just because she rejects you. Really? Do I have to explain? Well I will. If a girl says you aren't her type and then you go back and reject her, what have you just proved? That you are a sad excuse for a "man" who is obviously insecure and can't handle it when a girl says no. Obviously, there was a reason we said no. Brush it off your shoulders and move on to the next girl.

    4. If a girl has the decency to write you a message or send you a wink, RESPOND! This is a big one. Most of the time, when a girl sends you a message, we are REALLY interested. So if you aren't, at least have the decency to tell us so we aren't just waiting around to hear from you (girls, don't do this either - really.).

    5. If you can't handle a long distance relationship, don't message someone from out of town. Another big one. If you live 45 minutes from someone and that is too much for you to handle, you really need to suck it up. How do you think military spouses do it? It can be done! And sometimes, its much worse then 45 minutes. Try 8,000 miles! So if you can't handle it, message people within 5 miles.

    I think that says it well enough.

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