rpcrazy
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speaking personally from a bi perspective...i could find a cool guy to date like at least 3 times easier than i could find a girl to date.
Now take that apply to poly, and it doubles the odds. And, i don't(usually) play the game. I meet people by introducing myself first and I start talking. That's it, lol. I speaking in somewhat of a passive-aggressive tone, rhythm, and pitch, so that might have something to do with it. But in general, most girls see their time as a commodity. The girls I've met who act like normal people when you first meet them are very few in between. The conversation is usually fake, they're usually sizing you up and blah blah blah. I'm 25, and I can honestly say i'm too old to bs, lol.
One thing though, is that my experience is limited to california, miama, and las vegas...which are 3 of the most "clicky" and out-of-reality places in the world in terms of gender and inter-personal relationships. I lived in oregon for like 6 months, and everyone i met there was open and friendly. Maybe it depends on where you live?
Now take that apply to poly, and it doubles the odds. And, i don't(usually) play the game. I meet people by introducing myself first and I start talking. That's it, lol. I speaking in somewhat of a passive-aggressive tone, rhythm, and pitch, so that might have something to do with it. But in general, most girls see their time as a commodity. The girls I've met who act like normal people when you first meet them are very few in between. The conversation is usually fake, they're usually sizing you up and blah blah blah. I'm 25, and I can honestly say i'm too old to bs, lol.
One thing though, is that my experience is limited to california, miama, and las vegas...which are 3 of the most "clicky" and out-of-reality places in the world in terms of gender and inter-personal relationships. I lived in oregon for like 6 months, and everyone i met there was open and friendly. Maybe it depends on where you live?