What's your biggest turn-on when it comes to dating profile pictures?
Wrong answers only.
What's your biggest turn-on when it comes to dating profile pictures?
Wrong answers only.
@alice I tried, for years, to talk to the "guys holding fish" about if they would take me fishing as a date and it was always: "oh that was one time on my buddy's boat" or "oh, that was from a trip" or "we were on a charter boat"
They NEVER actually FISH!!!!
@pencilears @alice IDK I matched with a guy who was an actual fishing guide once
but I was like six inches taller than him and not Roman Catholic so it wasn't going to work, alas
people who like the same kind of fishing should hang out yesno? Save friction with other people
I know someone whose second marriage, late in life, was happy while they could both go bass fishing all the time and be silent together. Then they got too frail to do that and everything fell apart.
Similar experience matching and chatting with women who have a picture of themselves river rafting/rock climbing/skydiving/outdoorsy-ing. I now subconsciously caption those photos "here's that one and only time ever I did [activity] that I have no intention of doing again but posted because I want you to think I am adventurous. Also, it was eight years ago."
I am betting that straight men do this constantly. Seems very much like a dude thing.
Huh, that had never occurred to me but I guess it kind of makes sense? I always assumed it was because being outdoorsy or adventurous is hip, especially in my two dating geographies (Northern California and southern Arizona).
Ugh. Why are people. I'm starting to see the appeal of robots 😂
Now imagine that pic with Donald's face...
Fishing is just an excuse to drink beer
American beer is just something that you rent. Not a real beer.
It's the sluggish stuff at the end of the bottle that you love.
@Didthat1957 Question, did you perhaps first get on the internet somewhere around September 1993?
Because you're bringing big September energy to this conversation right now.
@pencilears @alice @AdaraAstin I once tried to help a guy with his dating profile (at his request), and I asked if he was trying to find a girl who liked fishing.
He wasn’t, but was mystified when I asked why he included the picture otherwise. And of course he didn’t fish much either.
I mean, he also discarded my hand-written profile text for a whole list of comparisons (think “war < peace”) so I don’t think he had a clear marketing strategy. 