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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

Would like to get some opinions on my profile.

Just wanting to know if there is any red flags/things that would get you to change your mind for the worst even if you had initial interest in me.

I'm not looking to make a perfect profile cus from my research on the forums the time/benefit ratio is not worthwhile. As a single male I'm expecting most meets to come from clubs/social meets not online.

So I'd like advice which would take my profile to an above average standard -- if it isnt at that level already.

If you can, please give specific advice not vague feedback that's difficult to act upon.

Thank you all for your time

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple
15 weeks ago

Leeds

Your bio is decent, pics are a little repetitive but overall your profile is decent.

Mrs

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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

Thank you for such a rapid response.

Its reassuring that you find it decent. I'm satisfied with that.

I agree that I could have some more variation with the photo's.

Got some I could use but need to mask my face on em first.

Thanks again.

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By *ipstick KissesWoman
15 weeks ago

There and Here

Looks fairly decent to me.

Might be worth looking at the statement about exploring your sexuality as that can be interpreted in different ways, although I do appreciate you've stated you're strictly hetero.

As far as pointing out red flags, you may find people are reluctant to do so. Red flags on a profile serve a very good purpose and helping people conceal them benefits only the profile owner.

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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

Hiya,

That's a good shout I can amend the sexuality part to minimise risk of confusion.

I can understand the bit about 'red-flags' but...

For a newcomer it can be a bit frustrating. Clear example is that some people consider hidden verification as red flags and I had to read the forum to learn that as I had mine hidden initially.

So someone could come to my profile, see the hidden verification and then bail cus its hidden.

So I just don't want to be making that sort of error.

Those sort of innocent things that can be interpreted as red flags.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

15 weeks ago

East Sussex

You will never have profile that doesn't contain red flags for someone.

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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

100% agree.

It gets complicated to try and explain what I'm getting at, maybe a better way to express it is things that are redundant or sub-optimal.

Things in my profile that will repel *most* people.

I know I cant appeal to everyone. And I don't want to. But I want to express myself in a good way.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

15 weeks ago

East Sussex

^^ I think the better approach is to try to appeal to the type of person *you* want to meet without worrying too much about most people. In truth you're unlikely to be compatible with most not many of us are.

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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

I find your perspective very reasonable.

I'll continue thinking about how I could better express myself in and engaging way.

Thanks for your time.

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By (user no longer on site)
15 weeks ago

From personal experience I find a video or 2 helps and best kept in friends area

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By *weetRoll OP   Man
15 weeks ago

Angus/Dundee/Perth

Planning to do it if I become a site supporter one day

Thanks.

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