Mary3 Posted April 7, 2006 Posted April 7, 2006 I ran across this great site called don'tdatehimgirl.com ( Don't date him girl .com ) and its fantastic ! Its all the things he didn't tell you in his profile LOL !
SmoochieFace Posted April 7, 2006 Posted April 7, 2006 And do you really think that most of that stuff posted there by women is actually true? I read an article about that site just the other day and the common theme was that there are vengeful and scorned women who will use that site to *trash* guys. If you have any doubts as to the *authenticity* of any given guy when it comes to marital status, criminal history, financial affairs, etc. it would be wiser to check *conventional* sources of information than some website that may be filled with females of the trollish persuasion.
Author Mary3 Posted April 7, 2006 Author Posted April 7, 2006 Actually : Of course they are bitter but you notice most of the offenders follow a similar pattern : Take the girls money , profess to be something they are not , opportunists , cheaters. I did not read the site to see it as a man bashing site. Men can afterall post a similar board about women. I did not read the site because I felt it was *all true* but there is some element of truth in those posts. I don't blame the men on the site entirely because in most posts these women knew or have to have known they were being sucked dry of their bank accounts , being cheated on, being lied to. Its just another form of the reality of life brought to you by the Internet. You will always have the above types mentioned and as I posted in previous posts , these type of people have just found another new way to scam a victim via the Internet. Do you think this problem will dissapear just because its put in a different format ? Do you think those girls are making it up ? I dont think a large percentage are given the details. Its just another saga for " Things to look out for with On-Line Dating "
SmoochieFace Posted April 7, 2006 Posted April 7, 2006 Online dating is crap - true, I met my GF through a support site but the difference is that I wasn't on that site to *hook up* with anyone. It was simply a case of two people meeting, talking, sharing, and CLICK. Pure chance and a great draw out of the cap. As far as the genuine online dating sites and matchmaking services like Together... forget it. I wouldn't waste any money or bandwidth participating in that. IME... the best way is to met people in your community - people who are similar to you and your values. I just wish Together would quit sending their stupid pieces of junk mail to my house... certainly neither needed nor wanted.
jerbear Posted April 7, 2006 Posted April 7, 2006 hopefully I'm not one of those guys! :lmao: Online dating is a new media and has helped some of my friends in finding mates, either short (3months) or marriage (5+ years) The marketing stuff is just fluff, it is a business to begin with. I'm still mixed about it but as trying to find dates, but you can use online dating to expand your pool of potentials. Granted larger numbers can bring larger numbers of failures. Online dating is one method to meet more people. Social circles can be big but for some, ie me, I can not pursue some of them because it is political as in fellow students, work with them, or I'll be joining the family sorta speaking.
Craig Posted April 8, 2006 Posted April 8, 2006 Yet another way to generate advertising income off a web site.
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