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"So i have been on here a fair while now (this is my second account after getting locked out) but I have never had a meet, in fact barely had a message back and when I do its just saying no thanks, can I get peoples opinion on my me, my profile etc its making me feel a bit shit, thanks in advance " 1. Rewrite your bio to reflect more confidence in yourself and what you bring to the table (optional) 2. Take better pics that show your body more and hit the gym. I’ve seen it here, even a bit of muscle mass or definition makes you stand out. 3. Attend clubs, chat to people and collect verifications | |||
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"You do put yourself down in your profile. Ladies look for confidence but don't like arrogance, fine line I know. Perhaps look at other verified profiles for ideas " ^^^ This is a good tl;dr | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh" Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex | |||
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"Thank you for being so nice I'll take it all on board" Maybe consider clothed body pics, don't have to be naked lovely. Just gives people an idea from head to toe so to speak! | |||
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"You have a nice smiley face. Many men say they get no messages or replies so don't feel bad. " Second this. There’s a myriad of threads on this issue. It is what it is really. But you absolutely can’t let it affect self-esteem. Fab is a microcosm of one aspect of an alt lifestyle, it’s not representative of broader reality. There will be someone here or there for you. Be kind to yourself. M | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex " I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " I completely agree with this It does concern me the amount of people that write or take photos based on what they believe other people what to read and be attracted too. This is completely inauthentic. This isn’t the person they are going to meet and it shows so many times in messages as unless it’s genuinely you it’s hard to keep up the pretence for long. | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " Guy is just looking for some pointers on how to improve his profile so he can get the leg over every once and awhile. Big deal. It's not exactly something he can go to his local citizens advice and ask about. It's a genuine enough question. Emotional labour? Some of the crap that people ask about on these threads, this seems one of the more valid ones. He doesn't seem to be looking for attention or validation like most of the posts on here. Constructive criticism is what he's after. | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Guy is just looking for some pointers on how to improve his profile so he can get the leg over every once and awhile. Big deal. It's not exactly something he can go to his local citizens advice and ask about. It's a genuine enough question. Emotional labour? Some of the crap that people ask about on these threads, this seems one of the more valid ones. He doesn't seem to be looking for attention or validation like most of the posts on here. Constructive criticism is what he's after." We’re all here for attention of some sort and most are looking for sexual validation, for saying that you were so defensive of self esteem issues in your last post, you’re dismissing them now… You’re absolutely right, he’s asking US for help in HIM getting his leg over. That strikes me a weird. Would you message the employer that you’re applying to for a job, asking how to improve your CV or asking for help with the interview? No. Either you’re the person that they’re looking for or you’re not, if you’re not then you’re wasting everyone’s time | |||
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"Although I appreciate your reply i believe you have it wrong what I'm asking about, Although I have been here a while I'm still pretty much a fab baby and I'm just asking for advice on what people would like to see from a profile i wouldn't meet for sex or anything until speaking with someone and a social meet so they would see the "real" me as you put it then it was more a question of what do people look for when looking at a profile " Everyone looks for different things. Your profile could never please everyone. Best to be you and find people who like you. | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Guy is just looking for some pointers on how to improve his profile so he can get the leg over every once and awhile. Big deal. It's not exactly something he can go to his local citizens advice and ask about. It's a genuine enough question. Emotional labour? Some of the crap that people ask about on these threads, this seems one of the more valid ones. He doesn't seem to be looking for attention or validation like most of the posts on here. Constructive criticism is what he's after. We’re all here for attention of some sort and most are looking for sexual validation, for saying that you were so defensive of self esteem issues in your last post, you’re dismissing them now… You’re absolutely right, he’s asking US for help in HIM getting his leg over. That strikes me a weird. Would you message the employer that you’re applying to for a job, asking how to improve your CV or asking for help with the interview? No. Either you’re the person that they’re looking for or you’re not, if you’re not then you’re wasting everyone’s time" You can buy books and find resources on line that help you complete a CV, a good employee gives feedback after an unsuccessful interview with the intention of helping the candidate in their next one. Nobody improves without input from elsewhere. | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " Couldn't put it any clearer myself bang on | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Couldn't put it any clearer myself bang on" Op asked for opinions on how to improve his profile. He didn't ask for your opinion on what you think about his question. If you read the initial post and have no advice. Why bother commenting? Simply move along to the next thread. | |||
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"Thank younfor everyones advice well the kind people anyway " My responses are tough love fella. I don’t wish you ill, quite the opposite. I just think that a ‘by the numbers’ profile helps no one, least of all you. Fab is something that you have to work out and make work for yourself. My approach won’t work for you, only you can do that | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Couldn't put it any clearer myself bang on Op asked for opinions on how to improve his profile. He didn't ask for your opinion on what you think about his question. If you read the initial post and have no advice. Why bother commenting? Simply move along to the next thread." It’s a public forum and my posts are relevant to the heart of his question. If I was talking about ducks, then I could see your point, because I’m disagreeing with you, that’s not a reason to not post. The fact that others agree with me points to the fact that my posts are relevant | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Couldn't put it any clearer myself bang on Op asked for opinions on how to improve his profile. He didn't ask for your opinion on what you think about his question. If you read the initial post and have no advice. Why bother commenting? Simply move along to the next thread. It’s a public forum and my posts are relevant to the heart of his question. If I was talking about ducks, then I could see your point, because I’m disagreeing with you, that’s not a reason to not post. The fact that others agree with me points to the fact that my posts are relevant " Fair enough man, each to their own. Be good | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " | |||
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"Maybe stretch your search further if you haven't OP X Wishing you well.... " OP change the postcode on your profile to other nearby areas. Fab is broken up into areas and sometimes the searches miss your neighbour because they are a different postcode. Try different local towns/ postcodes and you will find new people you haven't seen before. | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be " Isn't the whole of our life a process of learning how to behave by watching what others do around us and copying? Do you think that you were somehow magically born as the person you are with all you likes, desires, behaviors and mannerisms uniquely you with no influence from others? Ever wondered why it is you dress the way you do, listen to the music you do, eat the foods you do? You also assume the OP is asking for help to get sex. He just asks for help to get people to respond to him. Nothing anyone says on a thread like this will somehow magically change the way he converses with others. There tends to be a bit of interaction between reading someone's (misleading?) profile and jumping into bed with them. These posts do get boring and repetitive I know but that's seeing things from a selfish point of view. They are not asked by regular forumites so the guys asking don't actually know lots of others have asked the same questions. I'd far rather read this question asked the way the OP did, politely requesting feedback on how he comes across and how he can change than the more common sense of entitlement in these posts. Mr | |||
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"I don’t understand why people think it’s ok to ask strangers for help to get sex! Sex isn’t a right, if you can’t work out how to make it happen on your own, then perhaps you shouldn’t be doing it? I’m sorry if this sounds harsh Some people have more confidence than others. So people who have low self esteem shouldn't have sex I’m not saying that at all, quite a leap from what I’ve written. It’s not about confidence, it’s about working out what works for you and doesn’t. That’s part of the learning process associated with being on fab. People with low self esteem meet all the time but if someone wants a confident person, it’s deceptive to have a profile portray yourself one way when you’re not, what impact will it have on the person that they meet? Being spoon fed what to write, what pictures to use and how to present yourself means that it isn’t actually you anymore. Asking others for their emotional labour to help you get laid just seems mildly narcissistic to me. It’s not only about the person asking for the advice, it’s about the people being misled by the generic advice from others, thinking that they’re meeting a person that they’re not. It’s harmful and deceitful to them. If you can’t meet a person as yourself, then you shouldn’t be Isn't the whole of our life a process of learning how to behave by watching what others do around us and copying? Do you think that you were somehow magically born as the person you are with all you likes, desires, behaviors and mannerisms uniquely you with no influence from others? Ever wondered why it is you dress the way you do, listen to the music you do, eat the foods you do? You also assume the OP is asking for help to get sex. He just asks for help to get people to respond to him. Nothing anyone says on a thread like this will somehow magically change the way he converses with others. There tends to be a bit of interaction between reading someone's (misleading?) profile and jumping into bed with them. These posts do get boring and repetitive I know but that's seeing things from a selfish point of view. They are not asked by regular forumites so the guys asking don't actually know lots of others have asked the same questions. I'd far rather read this question asked the way the OP did, politely requesting feedback on how he comes across and how he can change than the more common sense of entitlement in these posts. Mr" | |||
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