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I hear this all the time. Perhaps demand follows an 80/20% rule because my experience doesn't align with this. I'm a man, 40 years, polyamorous, yet I have zer
by tibbon 4y ago
I hear this all the time. Perhaps demand follows an 80/20% rule because my experience doesn't align with this.
I'm a man, 40 years, polyamorous, yet I have zero problems finding people to date. On average, I have more partners than the women I often date. I agree that Tinder and such are highly skewed, but it doesn't make it useful for any gender. In-person (events, social groups, etc), I find there are a large number of people who actively want to date me and spend time with me.
I don't see a clear gender divide in dating opportunities in my personal experience. I haven't been able to figure out what is unique about my experience vs the majority of men. I am not a "10" in any way; I just have a lot of hobbies.
- bmn__ 4y ago> I have zero problems finding people to date […] I find there are a large number of people who actively want to date me > I haven't been able to figure out what is unique about my experience vs the majority of men. You are attractive. That's all there is to it. Hobbies are a red herring. You might not be a 10, but "just" an 8, but that still means you are two orders of magnitude more successful than a normie.