How to use OKCupid (from an actual success story.)

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16 Oct 2013, 7:58 pm

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I may shut down mine. It's no use, and besides, I already found someone.


Yeah, we kinda noticed, and we feel good for you. :)


Thank you. :)


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16 Oct 2013, 8:19 pm

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Great, now you're defining me by your model.

'Pick up' - that's chavtastic. Really classy that.

You completely divorce yourself from the model that you are answered to, and I'll answer your question. Any answer I currently give you will be distorted by your worldmodel, and your frame though.

One thing I thought WP would teach me is that adults with aspergers think like me...I've learned that they do not. I think there's part of the reason for me being on WP answered, there and then. I can't tell you the sadness I feel at that, that 'intellectual' isolation, (not really intellectual, more of a willingness to move beyond a narrow definition of what one is, and not to think in a linear way so beloved by those NT folks) but hey ho - as long as one wets their wick, all's jolly good to a twentysomething, right? :D

Perhaps I'm no good at relationships at all. Perhaps my name's Keef and I sleep in a bath, and this is some weak ego boost. I could tell you any old crap. Where's the good old proof, eh?

Or perhaps I'm gay. Does it really matter? It's not about me. It's all about you, baby, you you you!

Oh, and question for thou:

If you behave like a lift, how will you survive in a long-term relationship?


I just don't get what qualifies you to make some of the comments you do.

It's ok to disagree, but to be suggest things without having your own problems solved first is something that anybody can do.

I never said you were good or were not good at relationships. However, you've already came to the conclusion that I've never been in one with no evidence.



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16 Oct 2013, 8:31 pm

Well bud, perhaps I am and perhaps I am not. Come to whatever conclusion you want.

Problems? What problems? You misunderstand.

Do you really care what conclusion I come to? No. You don't. So, what's the problem then?

And you've missed my questions. Good old alpha thinking, you know, ask the questions and don't answer anybodys, pretty boring that.

This is just a suggestion - you're never going to converse with anyone 'like me' again, and if you meet anyone like me they'll probably take exception to you and crap on you from a great height - without you even knowing it. Yet, you insist on not listening, and not learning a thing. So rather than puff your chest out, and question my qualifications, why not learn something? Eh? It could save you your trip to Batangas just to get a shag (pretty pathetic IMO), two marriages, three children and an exclusion order when she presses your very easy-to-press-buttons and you finally snap and hit the cow. Or turning gay, in the end. It's all coming, bud.

But nooooooo, you've got to be Mr Right. Okay, okay, you win. I give up already. What's the prize? Oh yeah, nothing at all.



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16 Oct 2013, 9:17 pm

I've had my share of success here in the states.

My trip to batagnas is my choice to find a woman that is marriage material. It's not something that I need to do to get laid.

What do you think you can teach me? I'm curious about that as well. You claim that I'm the arrogant one but you say stuff like " ill crap on you"



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16 Oct 2013, 9:20 pm

Keep telling yourself that. You're so 'hungry' it drips through all of your bitter posts. It's obvious, for all to see!

You're a funny one. I never said 'I'll crap on you'. Don't be a silly billy.

You're not capable of this conversation. You lack respect, flexibility - and understanding of yourself. I hate to use the term 'pearls before swine', or even 'pearls before Nice Guys in Denial', so I won't.

Anyways BAR CLOSED no more free drinks at the last chance saloon.

Enjoy your destiny. It's your life, after all.



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16 Oct 2013, 9:25 pm

Keep telling myself what?

I'm hungry for what? Sex? Nah. My medications kill my sex drive.

Here's proof from a thread I started 2 months ago:

http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt237615.html

I'm really serious now, if you think you can teach me something than I want to see it.



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16 Oct 2013, 9:26 pm

BAR CLOSED

Have A Nice Life :D



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16 Oct 2013, 9:27 pm

Exactly you can't back up what you said.



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16 Oct 2013, 9:30 pm

I'm sorry, I'm Keef and I sleep in a bath. No idea what you're on about.

Good night, whoever you are



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16 Oct 2013, 9:34 pm

Ok keef the white tiger. :wink:



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16 Oct 2013, 9:50 pm

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Says the guy who won't even try to date because his own "advice" tells him he has no value.........


Maybe it's because the type of women that I'm interested in expect equal quality men.

Why should a woman that works respect a man who doesn't have a job? I don't have a job right now. Soon I will. And soon I will try dating again, but right now I don't feel like dating women on disability or the types of women that like men that are on disability.


Maybe she respects him for his morals, or his kindness to animals, or any of dozens of reasons why someone might deserve respect. You're being rather hard on yourself here.


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16 Oct 2013, 9:56 pm

My okcupid site is shut down.


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17 Oct 2013, 12:51 am

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I quite liked the opening post. In fact, I think it's definitely one of the better posts I have read in the L&D section. Mix of the common sense with what worked for you.

Good stuff. This could be a sticky if people stop bickering.

I agree! Wonderful post Geekonychus.

And I also think it can be just as useful for women as men. I treat OkC basically as described in the OP and I have success with it. I don't think I get as many messages as other women do, but the quality of the messages I do get is higher, I'm guessing. By that I mean, I get people who are interested in ME sending me messages. Not just people who are interested in a version of me that I think more people might like.

I do not hide my quirkiness in my profile and the people who contact me don't mind that at all! I think a really important thing is that I'm not serious about it. Dating is supposed to be fun, and so should your online profile and messages be! :)



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17 Oct 2013, 2:02 am

TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
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Me on the other hand, more like JM and Jono tbh, of the more 'boring' category of weird: the regular-looking, socially inept and typical nerd/geek who's into factual info more than fictions or whatsoever. Girls of that category are even more rare and from my exp they seek for extroverts to complete them.
With glasses I look typically geek too even tho I was called sporty without them.


Oh, I guess that's the difference.


Yes, it's a Fantasy/Arty Geeks/Weirdos versus Nerdy Geeks/Weirdos case, the former have larger female pool for some reason and women of general population generally like to talk things like astrology and halloween costumes... etc more than well... things like scientific studies or gadgets.


The two things are not mutually exclusive, Boo. This is one of the things that irks me about the whole geek v nerd debate. In the end, none of us really fits completely under one or the other. The disconnect, as far as I can tell, seems to be more that women tend not to speak much of their scientific interests. I know I don't all that often. Not because I can't hold a conversation on a few of the subjects, but because I rarely find anyone capable of holding their own in one. I get tired of hearing myself speak while their eyes glaze over in disinterest or counter with opinions instead of fact, then pat me on the head (usually figuratively but sometimes literally :evil: ) as if I were a little girl wearing Mommy's high heels and lipstick.


It makes little difference if they overlap, it is mutually exclusive in the minds of the masses, when a woman is browsing hundred of profiles she wouldn't pause on every profile analyzing stuff (oh this guy has a nerdy side but he is cool too..), she would quickly label the thing and goes on.



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17 Oct 2013, 2:13 am

Who_Am_I wrote:
lost561 wrote:
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Says the guy who won't even try to date because his own "advice" tells him he has no value.........


Maybe it's because the type of women that I'm interested in expect equal quality men.

Why should a woman that works respect a man who doesn't have a job? I don't have a job right now. Soon I will. And soon I will try dating again, but right now I don't feel like dating women on disability or the types of women that like men that are on disability.


Maybe she respects him for his morals, or his kindness to animals, or any of dozens of reasons why someone might deserve respect. You're being rather hard on yourself here.



He's into traditional women, those usually don't value jobless men at all because their minds are too implemented into gender roles.



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17 Oct 2013, 3:14 am

Who_Am_I wrote:
lost561 wrote:
Geekonychus wrote:
Says the guy who won't even try to date because his own "advice" tells him he has no value.........


Maybe it's because the type of women that I'm interested in expect equal quality men.

Why should a woman that works respect a man who doesn't have a job? I don't have a job right now. Soon I will. And soon I will try dating again, but right now I don't feel like dating women on disability or the types of women that like men that are on disability.


Maybe she respects him for his morals, or his kindness to animals, or any of dozens of reasons why someone might deserve respect. You're being rather hard on yourself here.


Why should I respect someone for his job? What does a job do with someones quality? Exactly what should have changed about my partner, when he lost his job for a year, that I shouldnt have respected him during that time? Is that somehow changing the way he thinks, his oppinion toward certain topics, the person that he is? And when I will be at home with our baby for the first 1,5 years, as we have planned, do I have to fear as well, to deserve disrespect of him, because of him working, while I´m "worthlessly wasting my time" at home, not deserving respect from him, because of having no job during that time?

A job gives you money, nothing more. So that isnt totally unimportant when it comes to founding a family, but its not changing in any way, the person that you are. Saying that you want on purpose a "type of woman" ( ^^ ), that is a goldleecher and is not giving you any respect and credits for the person that you are, but only for the material benefits she gets from you... Do you really think you want to spend the rest of your life with such a person, having to fear for the rest of your life, that she will leave you for the next person, offering her more, of that what you want her to be interested in? The money her potential husband earns?

I dont get it, why you are blaming about the manhating woman, when in reality, you are the one saying, that man deserve no respect and have no own worth, and can only acchieve that with a certain number of money on their bank account. My oppinion about men, seems to be far better then yours.