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Phoenix_girl

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OK so i met this guy online and we talked a few times and he suggested we get together. He had alluded to having a few drinks, nothing overly formal or serious.

So we met up, and he suggested we sit on a bench, because his bag was heavy, and we talked about work and then i had to carry the conversation and he didnt offer up to much information. And then he looks at his watch and says he has to go as he has plans!

Our "date" lasted 10 minutes!

 

Of course i have no desire to ever speak to him again, but i have no idea what i did wrong. Any insight??

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he could be spider-man or superman.

 

or spiderwoman/superwoman.......

 

I think it's a mistake to think that liking a picture means you'll be attracted in person - attraction is so much more than just features or body type - it's in person body language, energy and those darn pheromones.....

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or spiderwoman/superwoman.......

 

I think it's a mistake to think that liking a picture means you'll be attracted in person - attraction is so much more than just features or body type - it's in person body language, energy and those darn pheromones.....

 

 

That's what makes online dating tough because you have to get over TWO HURDLES, the attraction online and then the attraction offline. I have to say that something similar happened to me 10 years ago but it wasn't a picture involved. We were just going on the sound of each other's voice and when she came to meet me I went to walk toward her car and she just SPED OFF-lol At the time my self esteem was SKY HIGH so it didn't bother me and I actually laughed. If something like that was to happen today then I would be very affected by that.

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No - I don't see it that way. I didn't need to be attracted to someone on line because those feelings have little or no connection to real life. I did have to find their picture a "yes" or "maybe" rather than "no way" - the no ways included men who were horribly obese, long hair, not well groomed, sleazy or inappropriate photos, etc. that wasn't about "on line attraction" that was simply whether there was any way there could be potential if we met.

 

in real life you also have to find the person acceptable looking "at first sight" - if you don't, then perhaps that person will become more attractive as you get to know the person but that won't happen in a club scene because of the environment - that usually only happens if you both are in the same organization, office, do the same activity together, etc.

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Because attraction for me is based on far more than physical features so if he is a maybe from the photo he could very well be a YES in person depending on his body language, eye contact, the way he carries himself. And of course he may photograph poorly.

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