Tinder 10/10 Male Experiment

[blackg]

Not true. My grandmothers are in their 80's and look better than that woman. My aunts in their 50's and 60's look really good for their age, with very few deep wrinkles. My mother at 50 also looks younger than her age.

Ya dreaming!! Have good look at them when they just wake up.
That'll set ya straight.

 

[EvilLocks]

Ya dreaming!! Have good look at them when they just wake up.
That'll set ya straight.

Why is it so damn hard for you to believe that someone ages better than others? I'm not dreaming, I see these people almost every single day. And I'm sure that if you saw my family you'd think the same. Everyone ages, but some age better than others, period. It's all genetics.

 

[Joan]

Not true. My grandmothers are in their 80's and look better than that woman. My aunts in their 50's and 60's look really good for their age, with very few deep wrinkles. My mother at 50 also looks younger than her age. It's a matter of genes, some people have good genes and will age gracefully while others are not so lucky.

Like you, since it runs in your family.

Blackg is right, though, about first thing in the morning. Few older people escape under-eye bags, which look 10 times worse when you wake up. I sleep on two pillows to try to diminish them, but it doesn't work. I'd say it takes a good hour before they go away, and I even had a lower blepharoplasty a little over 10 years ago.

 

[EvilLocks]

Like you, since it runs in your family.

Blackg is right, though, about first thing in the morning. Few older people escape under-eye bags, which look 10 times worse when you wake up. I sleep on two pillows to try to diminish them, but it doesn't work. I'd say it takes a good hour before they go away, and I even had a lower blepharoplasty a little over 10 years ago.

Yeah, it does run in my family. I know I'm not old yet, and that the ageing process hasn't really kicked in too much for me, but I get told I look about 16-18 years old regularly. My mom also had to show her ID when buying alcohol until she was around 30(!). Anyway, yes I agree that people look worse in the morning. And I don't know how I'll look in the morning when I'm older, since I'm not there yet. But I still think that some age way worse than others. It's about genetics, but also about lifestyle (smoking, sun damages, bad diet etc).

 

[shookwun]

I used to hate looking so young when I was under 15-21. A lot of my buddies had that masculine rugged look, which made them look a lot older then they actually were. It didn't help I also had a skinny body when I was a teenager.

Looking back, it's a blessing now. I see so many twenty something that look like their early thirties, and I don't even think twice about it anymore. I don't mind being 25 looking like I'm 20.


I know women generally like being with older guys, but I'm starting to think that's not the case. A lot of it is in the character and based on my experience with meeting up and bedding women between 30-45, it rely is in how you compose, and hold yourself together that's a deciding factor.


Aging gracefully is all in the skin, and eyes. Those alone will tell you a lot about someone.

 

[buckthorn]

buckthorn is the the worst pussy whipped beta guy on here, he is so desperate to get laid that he is sucking up to the only girl here in hopes that he'll get her number, nevermind that she's a continent away from him. You're nothing more but an orbiter to her my friend. Guys like you just make the girls be more arrogant because you fuel their ego.

Which one? I like all of them actually :hump: especially Joan! Like I've said Joan, tell your husband to watch out!! haha... where is the real Fred? Stop mocking him, he's a good dude. This fake Fred is just annoying.

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Another victim of botox is Hollywood director Bryan Singer.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014...19de003d747796-6Ow7lfJCB-HSK1-583_634x830.jpg

Oh man, yeah... poor Michael Jackson too. He was really butchered up. I heard he burnt all of his hair off in a stage accident as well. such an amazing artist he was though.

 

[EvilLocks]

You seem like a nice guy, buckthorn. Don't listen to what fake Fred says.

 

[shookwun]

Those guys are from those social out cast sites - lookism, puahate, and sluthate.


A lot of them are incel, have typical personality disorders, and of course severe BDD.


Just laugh at them. Their pain is funny.... because they are little boys on the inside, and jerk themselves off to sleep every night while most members here actively date. It hurts them, but like anything...... the privacy of the internet, and anonymity of being behind a screen makes people feel powerful.

 

[buckthorn]

Yeah, it does run in my family. I know I'm not old yet, and that the ageing process hasn't really kicked in too much for me, but I get told I look about 16-18 years old regularly. My mom also had to show her ID when buying alcohol until she was around 30(!). Anyway, yes I agree that people look worse in the morning. And I don't know how I'll look in the morning when I'm older, since I'm not there yet. But I still think that some age way worse than others. It's about genetics, but also about lifestyle (smoking, sun damages, bad diet etc).

Thanks Evillocks, fake Fred get outta here...what have you done with the real Fred anyways? Is he tied up in your basement, you weirdo. Why is it that we look so much more run down when we wake up? I wonder. I wake up looking like that little guy from lord of the rings, that's always hoping around with the ring and saying, "precious...my precious"... then when I wash my face and drink coffee, I look like a completely different person. So weird.

 

[kmm179]

Fake fred is just mad that hes balding and has the clap.

 

[Joan]

Which one? I like all of them actually :hump: especially Joan! Like I've said Joan, tell your husband to watch out!! haha... where is the real Fred? Stop mocking him, he's a good dude. This fake Fred is just annoying.

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My day has come and gone. Set your sights on EvilLocks and Parisienne.

 

[swingline747]

whats a fake fred?

Is it like fred with a dark pointy goatee?

 

[EvilLocks]

My day has come and gone. Set your sights on EvilLocks and Parisienne.

Sounds like he prefers you, Joan You should take it as a compliment! And besides, your day hasn't come and gone. You take good care of yourself and it shows. That's something to look up to, I hope in the future I won't let myself go like so many other women once they age.

 

[buckthorn]

whats a fake fred?

Is it like fred with a dark pointy goatee?

hahaha!!! yes, he lives in a dark dungeon cave and has a bald cat. He strokes his dark pointy goatee as he bursts out in evil laughter over trying to destroy peoples emotions on HairLossTalk.com... stay far away from fake fred.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

If a woman fancies you, you can be very clumsy and not confident, and she'll still be head over heels and turned on sexually.

If a woman just doesn't feel it for you, no matter how confident and smooth you appear, she will never feel sexually attracted to you.

It's as simple as that. I don't know why people want to complicate it, to reassure themselves? Just try to find the females who are attracted to you.

To play Devil's Advocate here,

1) Even though it is true that for many women, a lot of guys yield a "No" and a lot of other guys a "Yes", it may also be the case that many guys are in the grey area, where the woman isn't sure. For example if a woman's typical standard is a 7/10 (approximately), she will let a lot go with the 9/10 guys as you say, she will never be interested in the 3/10 guys as you say, but for guys in the 6-8 range the secondary factors can make the difference.

2) From personal experience, there were women I didn't particularly like or find attractive at first, that I eventually grew crazy about. Including the two times I've been in love.

 

[Afro_Vacancy]

What's the evidence for there being greater dispersion in women's tastes than in men's tastes?

 

[Exodus2011]

fred that is just your experience though

thats far from confirming it

ive also read some studies showing how people reconsidered how attractive someone was after getting to know them better

ill post it here later

 

[Rudiger]

A woman's attraction to you doesn't "grow" with time. It's instantaneous, or it isn't. My experiences confirms this.

Hahaha, it's so insane yet so funny at the same time. How do you not feel ridiculous writing stuff like this so casually and arrogantly?

Well now someone stole my idea of making a Fred parody account, and is it surprising that people are mocking him with quotes like that.

 

[jd_uk]

Hahaha, it's so insane yet so funny at the same time. How do you not feel ridiculous writing stuff like this so casually and arrogantly?

Well now someone stole my idea of making a Fred parody account, and is it surprising that people are mocking him with quotes like that.

Almost all that this guy says should be taken with a pinch of salt.

 

[Rudiger]

Almost all that this guy says should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Yeah but, he's a grown man, we shouldn't have to treat his insane claims in this patronising "it is only Fred afterall" kinda way. He's got the God complex, no doubt, his experiences confirm things, the one article he finds, which may not even be peer reviewed, as long as it's by someone with a degree (because Fred thinks getting a degree is this masterful accomplishment when the truth is that 90% of people or more can get a good degree if they apply themselves) then it's FACT and irrefutable proof.

I actually agree that women have a more complex and far-ranging opinion on male looks, but because I agree, am I going to think my own experience or 1 ****ing article confirms that I'm definitely right? No, that's insane. If I claimed such a thing then I'd probably have a handful of people calling me out on it, but when Fred does it, it's just, yknow, Fred being Fred. Bless.

I like Fred, but he has a huge problem in that he tends to form very strong opinions from weak/biased evidence like personal observations and studies that he has not read. If he is confronted with convincing arguments to the contrary, he will double down and just push his viewpoint even more aggressively out of fear of seeming weak.

Haha this is well put. He definitely didn't read that one on the cancer patient, or even worse he did actually read it and hoped nobody else would, because it appeared from the headline to match up with his opinions when in the actual article it really didn't match what he was saying at all.

But yes he does fear seeming weak with his viewpoints, then they get even more extreme and wild, until he's just in fantasy land. I think what's funny is that it's so transparent that he does this but he probably doesn't realise how obvious it is to practically anyone who ever debates with him or reads how his debates go, he'll state a strong opinion, and when questioned on it, he'll move away from it in a smoke and mirrors way, offering even stronger opinions that are actually dragging it all off course from his original opinion. By that stage it's so bat**** crazy I don't know what to think any more or how to take him seriously (this is probably the plan).