#DatingHow-to

[kerrymcavoyphd]

What gives? One more time I've met someone online and start chatting only to have he ghost me once he realized sex was out of the question. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Have we all forgotten the subtle art of seduction?? The Art of Online Flirting - Kerry Kerr McAvoy https://kerrymcavoy.com/the-art-of-online-flirting/

[datingadviceonreddit]

I simply could not hear yes no matter what I tried, how many times I tried, and no matter what I did different"Go talk to girls. You don't have a lover because you don't talk to girls"Of course I did"Be confident"Most of the confidence is destroyed after hearing "No" a double digit number of timesBut I also accept that I also see other guys receiving their share of "no"s when they talk to girlshttps://imgur.com/gallery/mxKH3fnAnd now it is time to focus on my career anywaysIt also has to do with my area. In my area it is brutally difficult for men. An obese 47 year old woman told me she is asked out a few times a week, and a woman in her 60s with 4 grand kids told me she was asked out by a man about 15 years younger than her when she was getting out of her car in publicImagine how often young women in their 230s would be approached in my city ( Toronto )It also has to do with my language issue. I can read and write without any significant difficulty, but my English pronunciation is flawed.I also see quite a few men giving up on datingHow on earth am I going to be confident if the probability of hearing "No" is basically guaranteed?And if men who can speak English flawlessly experience brutal difficulty finding a date, then it will be twice harder for me because of my imperfect English pronunciation via /r/dating_advice

[datingadviceonreddit]

Online datingHow to get used to the idea of online dating? I hate it but it’s apparently the only way people are meeting nowadays. Men don’t approach anyone anymore😂 Im a 21 year old female and guys my age are soo immature, most people on dating apps are the same way.. it’s just really sad😞 not to mention the fact that i’ve always wanted an organic relationship.. like i never pictured myself meeting someone off of a dating app. Im slowly getting used to the idea but i would appreciate if anyone that might be like me out there and thought that online dating was weird in the past but has since gotten used to the idea could give me some advice and reassure me that it’s not the weirdest thing ever😂 hahah thanks! via /r/dating_advice