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@@seanb3303 Ultimately the top ~80% of women would much rather share the top ~5% of men as those are the only ones that meet their FrankenChad standards. If you aren't in that elite % of men you're getting leftovers.
Todd, I'm so glad you included lots of profile reviews in the course. I think it's the most helpful way to learn. Just please HURRY up and launch into the rest of the course content and calls! I'm ready!!
@@deangladwyn9498 Hmm, nothing super specific, my online dating is already going pretty well overall. I just want to see what advice Todd has for every step, every aspect, I'm sure there will be some gold because I love his material on all subjects
That guy messaging should have given up after the first silence, the girl clearly didn't care. Probably getting messages from 5+ other dudes, so unmatch and move on.
Todd sir just wanna say love you from india (I don't date on tinder but thanks for making our concepts right) YOU ARE THE UNDISPUTED GOAT OF THIS INDUSTRY. LOTS OF LOVE AND LONG LIFE SIR❤
Idk if it's the area but most apps just show zero likes most of the time, sometimes obvious fakes for a change. I think I have a distinct enough style to attract at least a certain type of girls, on whom I also will frequently swipe right, but I think I might just not get seen at all.
It doesn't work because it was never meant to. Slot machines technically work too. Tinder promotes the idea of dating/hookups while in actuality they just sell limited exposure. Online dating is a joke.
First I was getting no matches. Then I got matches but no responses. Then I got responses but no phone numbers. Then I got phone numbers but no dates. Now we set up dates but I get ghosted.
Ghosting is THE problem when It comes to ALL girls you dont know for a Very long time unless you have perfect logistics or looks, but even then learning to work logistics is essential..
I think Todd misunderstood the last profile. The guy was using Zoomer humor that Todd just didn't get. From my perspective, the "sometimes funny" and "texts first" were a generic setup for the "didn't profit off of iraq" punchline. Classic 1-2-3 comedy, not political imo. And Harambe is an internet legend. The idea is that life was good, then he was shot, now life is bad. It's more like trying to catch the attention of girls who are in on the joke, not really virtue signaling.
Most women don't have to care what is in a guy's profile. Online dating is basically completely disinhibited and full of snap judgments. Women can essentially pick 1 guy out of a pool of 100 aspirants. She can artificially up her standards because they know the guy is easily replaceable, not just because of the supply (of potential mates), but also because there is no vis-á-vis rapport building that you get when talking with someone in person.
I think did not profit off the Iraq war is funny and it does kind of convey a political message and isn't this kind of political thing good in that it is polarising?
17:15 todd you are getting older man.. 👴🏼 both the iraq and harambe statements were about him showing he is "sometimes funny" His whole profile is set up in a meme/ banther way and i actually think it could work.. Dont know how full the online dating pool is with that type of profiles
Here's my idea of my bio. Would love to hear you guys' opinions! "Are you just looking for a guy that doesn't take himself so seriously? Then DON'T date me: - I cannot take a joke - I take everything personally - I cry very easily So please swipe past me and go on that date with the guy with shirtless gym selfies. You know, someone that'll give you the safe Tinder experience with no surprises" English is not my native language so wording will be different
@@dragan176 I associate sarcasm with masculinity. I notice in America women that are sarcastic are overwhelmingly feminist. And I despise modern feminism.
