Anybody have any advice on using these? Which ones are best for meeting people like us (you know what i mean, tired, depressed , slightly autistic, etc)?
>>725478deadmoidsstorage.dead
>>725478>people like us (you know what i mean, tired, depressed , slightly autistic, etc)I dated a few ladies I met on Tinder. Fun thing is the one whith whom I shared those traits you listed was the one who lost interest the fastest.
Those cheery, optimistic and outgoing seemed to believe that my often dark moods and introspective ways meant that I was deep, inteligent, cultured, etc. and thought that was attractive.
>>725485Opposites attract then?
Isnt there already a thread for this?
Anyway, the dating app fad kinda went away, at least where I live. Theyre apps for hookups and the women to men ratio is 1:10 at best, so if you're straight you're in for a bad time.
Instead you should try to make IRL friends who you can hangout with, and then start making IRL woman friends if you find yourself in a sausage party (and again assuming you're straight). Then these women will hook you up with their other friends or at the very least put in a good word for you. But even if they don't, the socialization will mature you into a more confident person and that will help you to approach women you don't necessarily have any connections in common with