Okay, I have a hard time trying to figure out what to say on a dating profile. Let’s be real. Men don’t want to read more than 3 sentences and then they probably don’t read them all anyway. That sucks.
How do I let you know what I’m looking for and requiring if I don’t take the time to outline it in my profile? I don’t want to waste your time and I definitely don’t want to waste mine. So, I launched my profile again and decided to go with the short and sweet approach:
About Me
I’ve been doing this on-line dating thing for over a year now with no luck. But, I’m an eternal optimist that believes I will find someone who “gets me”. So, I’m trying again.
I would describe myself as smart, honest, hardworking and an ambitious career woman. I like to laugh, I love good humor, reading and attending concerts. There are so many things to say, but I guess if you’re interested you will need to contact me.
However, I’ve found that even that profile will lead to a lot of undesirables contacting me. What do I mean by undesirable? Men who indicate the following:
- You don’t have a car. Really? Next
- You don’t have a job. Why? Never mind. Next
- You refer to me a “sexy a**” after two exchanges. For real? Next.
- You try to run “game” like I’m not smarter than a 5th grader. I’m not stupid. Next, please
Ugh! I will go back to the drawing board with a disclaimer that reads:
***Don’t contact me if you don’t have yourself together. ***
You should know what that means at your age. If you are wondering, then I suggest you don’t contact me because you probably don’t have yourself together.
Yes, it’s cold-blooded but it’s life.TLC sang “No Scrubs” and as a 40-year-old woman entering the dating field again, I have to agree.
I just listened to this song yesterday. Me and my best friend listen to it so much it has practically become our dating motto.
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I know right/ How do scrubs get a chance to make a profile? EWW!
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