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mASF post by "hoam"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, July 7, 2005Online dating has to be more subtle than in real life. 90%, or at least 80% of
communication isn't verbal, but based on body language. Seen Russell Peters at
work? Now replace him with Michael Jackson and you'd get totally different
results
The "looks" part suggests if you're a confident person or not. Putting up pics
that make you look "cute" (like if the pic is taken from a vertical angle or
something) is a strict no-no. Therefore, if your pics simply don't look good,
you appear as an unconfident. It's up to you to prove to the girl. I don't do
online dating, but just a bit of online flirting now and then, then quickly ask
the girls out on a date. A golden rule is you cannot fuck a woman just based on
online chat
You're right, a completely different strategy is needed. In real life, you have
your facial expressions to tell the opposite party "hey I was kidding, but I'm
not telling you so I'll leave you guessing what I really meant". You can't do
that online
I noticed that online dating services are mainly made up of 3 groups of people:
male desperados, good-looking single females and the less-presentable females.
Dunno if I'm wrong about this, but anyway, if you happen to chance upon a hb,
do yourself a favour and date her out immediately after the 2nd/3rd
conversation
I noticed that stuff like "haha" and "lol" usually just means "a comment that I
shall put because I'm at a loss for words". However, "HHAHAHAH" or
"hahahahahha" or "LOL" can suggest that you're on the right track
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