Feminine women don't approach men. Men have an approach mechanism, women have a filtering mechanism. This is why men get approach anxiety and women are ******* :)

-Trev

Yes please :) What difference does it make? My best relationships happened FAST. And I wouldn't have had it any other way.

Women are going to respond with ASD to this question. Truth is, I've had sex with girls 5 minutes after meeting them. And no, this doesn't make them a slut. It makes them fun :)

-Trev

Let's be realistic. As we get older we have a lot more "analysis" of relationships. It's pretty silly actually. Remember when you were younger and you almost never talked about anything and yet you ended up with someone who you couldn't keep your hands off? Weird huh? Biology does this for us.

There are two forms of like in this scenario. You truly "like" them (non-sexual) or you "like" them (aka in love) with them but are afraid to say it.

Don't lead people on that you only "like" and say "love" when you really do "like" them. Love doesn't mean ****. If you love someone you're being honest about what you feel towards them (want a relationship, spend your life with them, etc...). It has nothing to do with it being reciprocated. If they don't feel the same or only "like" you. Move on. Otherwise go for it.

Saying you only "like" someone when you really "like" them is protection for your emotions and completely dishonest. Vice-Versa.

-Trev

I'm curious what others think about this topic. It seems to me that online has become a secondary "nightclub" where a woman can feel desired with no intention of actually participating. The computer screen is so impersonal it seems like the perfect place to get validated in secret. I have to admit, after a shitty day, to come home to a bunch of messages from women saying I'm sooo hot, etc... would make me feel a bit better about myself.

There should be a check box to say if a woman has ever actually met in person, someone they've met online before. Because frankly I think it's another way for women to validate themselves. Pretty negative, but I think it's realistic. Women can meet a guy ANYWHERE. If they want to meet a guy all they have to do is dress up and go out. EASY. Why go through the effort to meet someone online? I guess it means you don't have to deal with the needy guys who can make you uncomfortable when you're out. But it's so much harder to get a feel for someone through text and a simple profile.

How many women are actually meeting people they've met online? With the plethora of messages any attractive woman receives, how is it possible to screen anyone enough to know they're safe to meet?

Anyway, thanks for reading. Let me know what you think :)

-Trev