If CC was a dating site...
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I did have my cc profile set up to make it clear that I was single & looking.
My profile page was long, too. It worked to my advantage as lazy readers wouldn't bother.
I started my profile with "reader responses". These were quotes from actual im's that I had gotten from women who liked my profile. I put these at the beginning of my profile to offset the angry responses that I'd get from women who said I was too demanding in my standards.
After the "reader response" section, I had a literal table of contents. While not worded as shown below, the sections consisted of:
1) What I am looking for in a woman
2) About me and I wouldn't find acceptable in a mate
3) Issues where I take the road "less traveled"
After the table of contents, I went into quite a bit more detail about each of the 3. As an example, in section 2 "About Me" I broke it down into 4 parts: my personality, my faith, my political views, and my hobbies/leisure.
Of the whole profile, only section 3 "issues where I take the road 'less traveled'" remains(with the original wording). My "singles profile" served it's purpose successfully. In a couple days I'll have been dating for a year.
My profile page was long, too. It worked to my advantage as lazy readers wouldn't bother.
I started my profile with "reader responses". These were quotes from actual im's that I had gotten from women who liked my profile. I put these at the beginning of my profile to offset the angry responses that I'd get from women who said I was too demanding in my standards.
After the "reader response" section, I had a literal table of contents. While not worded as shown below, the sections consisted of:
1) What I am looking for in a woman
2) About me and I wouldn't find acceptable in a mate
3) Issues where I take the road "less traveled"
After the table of contents, I went into quite a bit more detail about each of the 3. As an example, in section 2 "About Me" I broke it down into 4 parts: my personality, my faith, my political views, and my hobbies/leisure.
Of the whole profile, only section 3 "issues where I take the road 'less traveled'" remains(with the original wording). My "singles profile" served it's purpose successfully. In a couple days I'll have been dating for a year.
I did have my cc profile set up to make it clear that I was single & looking.
My profile page was long, too. It worked to my advantage as lazy readers wouldn't bother.
I started my profile with "reader responses". These were quotes from actual im's that I had gotten from women who liked my profile. I put these at the beginning of my profile to offset the angry responses that I'd get from women who said I was too demanding in my standards.
After the "reader response" section, I had a literal table of contents. While not worded as shown below, the sections consisted of:
1) What I am looking for in a woman
2) About me and I wouldn't find acceptable in a mate
3) Issues where I take the road "less traveled"
After the table of contents, I went into quite a bit more detail about each of the 3. As an example, in section 2 "About Me" I broke it down into 4 parts: my personality, my faith, my political views, and my hobbies/leisure.
Of the whole profile, only section 3 "issues where I take the road 'less traveled'" remains(with the original wording). My "singles profile" served it's purpose successfully. In a couple days I'll have been dating for a year.
My profile page was long, too. It worked to my advantage as lazy readers wouldn't bother.
I started my profile with "reader responses". These were quotes from actual im's that I had gotten from women who liked my profile. I put these at the beginning of my profile to offset the angry responses that I'd get from women who said I was too demanding in my standards.
After the "reader response" section, I had a literal table of contents. While not worded as shown below, the sections consisted of:
1) What I am looking for in a woman
2) About me and I wouldn't find acceptable in a mate
3) Issues where I take the road "less traveled"
After the table of contents, I went into quite a bit more detail about each of the 3. As an example, in section 2 "About Me" I broke it down into 4 parts: my personality, my faith, my political views, and my hobbies/leisure.
Of the whole profile, only section 3 "issues where I take the road 'less traveled'" remains(with the original wording). My "singles profile" served it's purpose successfully. In a couple days I'll have been dating for a year.
