I spend a lot of time thinking about:
Random crap that might not be important......
On a typical Friday night I am:
At home or a bar. But mostly home watching stuff on Netflix or playing video games.
You should message me if:
If you want to be friends, lovers, etc with me.
Yeah, there are a number of aspects in your in your basic stats that would raise red flags, especially for women, but this part is just all kinds of wrong. I won't pick it apart word by word (unless you'd like even more pointed feedback) but there is nothing here that would add to a woman's life. The profile page isn't to give a list of facts about yourself so much as to convey your personality and your values. Right now, your profile page says "I am bored and don't really know where I'm going. I'm up for fucking just about anyone."
I'll tell you a (not so) secret about women: we don't judge men on looks nearly so much as we respond to personality, conversation and
humor. That's pretty much all it takes to connect with women and there is none of that in your profile right now. I'm not saying that you lack personality, conversation and humor, but right now your profile advertises you as a guy with literally nothing to offer a woman but a penis.
Pretty much every guy "can't do without" sex, so one way to stand out is to omit this. Same with "friends" and "family." Those are givens and everybody lists them. Again, your profile page is your opportunity to show personality, creativity and humor so instead of listing actual must-haves, create a list that says something about who you are and reveals a sense of humor. "Early morning ice cream cones" is one of my items and it might not be the wittiest item, but it's kinda true and says a lot more about me than saying "my kids" like every other parent.
In the "TV, movies and books" section, instead of giving a list of titles (again, like 99% of people do) try giving specific examples and say a bit about why you like it. Below is what I say in that section. It conveys my formative era and some of my personality. The reader may or may not respond to what I say, but this gives him an idea of
who I am much more than just a list of titles. You don't have to do it my way, of course, but you do have to do more than just list things if you want to be appealing in writing.
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Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
“No such thing as spare time,
No such thing as free time,
No such thing as down time,
All you got is life time…
Go!”
~ Henry Rollins: "Shine"
Bill Withers needs to elevate up from the footnotes of music history. That guy was pure aural sex.
♫ "I wanna spread the news, that if it feels this good gettin' used..." ♫♫
Brian Wilson is the purest human transistor of celestial sound since Mozart.
So happy that I'm alive during this Golden Age of TV - that's where all of the most intriguing and creative visual entertainment is right now:
Hell on Wheels on AMC (Google it - probably not what you're thinking.)
Peaky Blinders on Netflix streaming
Transparent on Amazon Prime
Outlander is a thoroughly engaging surprise from Starz.
Vikings on the History channel. OMG, Vikings!!!!
(No long list of erudite books from me. Too long. Too erudite. Too wanky. Of no interest to anyone, I am sure.)
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Yes, I include that bit about long lists of books being wanky. The reader may or may not think it's funny (or even true) but it gives him an idea of who I am: someone who either doesn't read books at all or reads so many books that I don't want to be a wanky braggart. Either way, it's obvious that I have a sense of humor, that I'm aware that I live around a lot of wanky book lists (NYC) and that I can write well enough to use wanky in a sentence properly. He may or may not respond, but he knows a lot more about me than were I simply to write out a wanky book list.