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I find the responses to this suggestion very amusing. General rule. Women like being able to preemptively filter men out of their dating pool based on a varie
by btilly 8y ago
I find the responses to this suggestion very amusing.
General rule. Women like being able to preemptively filter men out of their dating pool based on a variety of fairly arbitrary criteria. Men who fear being so eliminated want to not be filtered out by those criteria.
Given that this site has mostly men, most of the opinions expressed will be against any such filtering.
Put another way, suppose that a woman wants to find single men, over 6' tall, under 35, with a university degree, and a job making more than 100k. Men who fail to meet any of those criteria do not wish to be filtered out.
- Judgmentality 8y agoI'm male, over 6' tall, under 35, with a university degree, and make over $100k. I still think filtering on these criteria is a bad idea if you want to find someone that makes you happy. Obviously people have their preferences and can filter as they please, but I don't think it's objectionable to call people out for being shallow and myopic.
- rconti 8y agoFunny, I specifically avoided putting ANYTHING for salary when I was online dating and making more-than-average. I don't have a control group, so I can't say if I would have "done better" if I had, but I sure didn't have any disappointing experiences with someone looking for a sugar daddy, and I ended up happily married, so there ya go.
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- droithomme 8y ago> suppose that a woman wants to find single men, over 6' tall, under 35, with a university degree, and a job making more than 100k What woman doesn't want that list?