Also, slightly touch her when you adress her and look her straight in the eyes. Softly touch her arm or her waist, but don't hold for too long. Be funny, be serious, but neither of them all the time. Keep things light and be gallant. Be strong and confident too. And if you happen to be on a beach after sundown, lift her up and run in the water. In slowmotion if possible. Success guaranteed.
I was thinking about going out with someone from okc tonight but I'm just way too burnt out with that site. Guess I'm gonna wait to find my soul mate on hip...
Since Piaf isn't interested anymore, you are the next in line. Was it meant to be or did the gods in all their wisdom decided this is the way it should be?
I dated someone for four years that I met on the net. Fortunately there were no surprises as he was actually very much the way he posted which was attractive to me. No regrets having met him or dated him.
I made an OKC profile about a month ago. There are a lot of duds, but I managed to meet someone and we are dating
I've formed some friendships with women online, but that's about it (a nice 'it' though ). Any of them that it looked like it was heading into 'dating', and have actually lived in this country, know how to get to Leicester, and are willing to find there way here - have turned out to be manic depressives with animal fetishes. Or: So, I've quickly deleted their No. from my mobile phone, and blocked them from my Facebook account (etc). I thought It would be a nice way to meet women without any type of pressure - but there always is, more so, infact. So I don't engage with online 'dating' at all. Most of the women my age who use online dating have too much baggage, anyway - or like 'long walks in the country' zzzzz.
In the country, no one can hear you scream.... A friend of mine used to tell me about his online dating experiences. I'd REALLY struggle to keep a straight face...
There is some sort of science of compatibility.. I think.. But its not the sort of science that benefits from a scientific approach. Ofcourse that makes no sense, but what I mean is, the "holistic approach" is probably best.. I think.
I never thought about that. I can't be too cynical about it all because I do know some people that have made it work. But others have not been so lucky. Obviously. I would say it hasn't worked more often than not, and it's been real train wreck afterwards... Some of the stories are quite amusing - after the fact - though It turned out to be not my thing. It just isn't me. The whole dating game isn't my thing, to be honest. I prefer no dating at all. But that's another story.
Well the whole online selecting thing sounds really cold and clinical.. and horrible. Then I think, "well why dont these people meet anyone in RL.." And with the Net I also think how I can see what psychos some people can be, even in certain supposedly hippy type places... I think internet dating is a result of the modern era. People spend more time on work, then wind up going for a cheap and cheerful/ qucik and easy "Mcdonalds" approach to meeting the opposite sex. Which sounds a shame. Maybe there are valid reasons to use it, but it would make me feel really uncomfortable. My friend met his Mrs thro it, probably because none of his friends could hand on their heart recommend him to anyone.. Having said all that, I'm a very all or nothing person. I'm either lukewarm/ massively undecided/ completely disinterested in someone. Or I think that person's perfect for me (which is an extremely rare occurrence for me).