hsagnev
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ORIGINAL: toservez I think there are many people who go online, go online as a way to try to improve what they think they can get or want then what they have been getting in real life. A guy all of a sudden now thinks he can get the playboy model. The woman now thinks she can get the doctor or lawyer. Online hides the imperfections and highlights the assets maybe to false levels. I truly believe that's the common mistake made by many online. Years ago I tried online dating (vanilla sites) so did a few male friends of mine at work, but we all came to the same conclusion, it just doesn't work (not if you're a guy anyway and don't look like Brad Pit or whatever). A bit discouraging I suppose, but then again its just the internet and can't always be taken seriously. Anyway, yes I agree peoples' expectation online seem to be unrealistically high - but what do I know I'm just an average guy. quote:
ORIGINAL: toservez That is fascinating about that survey if it is true because clearly online it appears to be a 10 to 1 ratio for this life, but I do feel for vanilla sites that the ratio is much more even. I do think one of the reasons there are more men online is that guys are more solitary and more brain before heart and online works for this, while women enjoy being in groups and the interest/flirting process is much better in person then cyber. Like shopping for most. Guys go in find exactly what they want buy and leave. Women it is more of an event. Yeah, isn't that the dichotomy here? Guys get used to being alone so everything they do tends to focus on solitary activities to entertain themselves yet they need and crave companionship making those activities non-conducive for that purpose, yet swingers are a turn off for many and simply do not fit everyone’s personality.
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