John Cruz78 said:Maybe you should have just put down the anatomy textbook and actually learned something practical...
Perhaps, though I’d argue my hands-on education was much more effective; I had an older woman walk me through the nuances during actual intimacy, and let me tell you, the learning curve was much more enjoyable that way.
wanderingheron9 said:I tend to give much more weight to the opinions of people who actually grasp the nuances of lookism, which certainly doesn't include any of the typical forum starlets. Calling someone a "high tier normie" is a perfectly reasonable assessment that doesn't stray far from the actual average. But hey, if it makes you feel better, fine—I'm ugly. It just seems pointless to try and shove me into a category where I simply don't fit.
I actually went ahead and downloaded a PDF textbook on facial aesthetics. It’s the kind of technical knowledge orthodontists rely on. I can't say for certain how useful applying that logic to the realm of dating might be, though...
I’m looking for a woman between the ages of 20 and 35 who might want to add some color to my life, whether that evolves into a solid friendship or something more romantic. 🙂
People always love to insist that these things only happen when you aren't looking for them. While I don't necessarily disagree with the sentiment, I also don't see anything wrong with being intentional about what you're after.
To give you a bit of context: I'm 25, living in Washington, D.C., standing 6'1" and weighing about 180 lbs. I have an average face—though I've been told it has some decent features 🤷—and a lean build, though I am actively working on filling out a bit 😛. I'm currently finishing up my final year as a chemical engineering student. I hold down a part-time job, I can actually cook, and I genuinely enjoy deep conversations about just about anything. I pride myself on being direct and honest, even when it feels a little vulnerable to be so.
If we're talking flaws, I'd say I can be a bit selfish at times, and I have my moments of laziness.
Anyway, that should be enough for an initial introduction, I suppose. 🙂 If anyone is interested, feel free to send me a private message. 🙂
Just finished watching it. Personally, I wouldn't call this a thriller. It lacks that genuine sense of tension you'd expect from the genre, and there’s just no real suspense driving the plot forward. This isn't the kind of movie that's going to have me glued to my couch, white-knuckling it until the credits roll to see what happens next. That said, it does offer a bit of a different vibe than your standard fare. I'd give it a solid 7/10.