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Let's go ask Delta Burke and Kirstie Allie and find out!

There are women that have a thing for cops. There are women that have a thing for firemen. These guys are in dangerous professions, they're usually built, and they have a power attitude.

No, but, in the case of it happening in the first few dates, if you do accept her money, she could think you're not quite a gentleman, inviting her out and then taking her money. She doesn't have to offer to split the bill when you take her out, BUT you do want to see her treat you to things...

^^^ LOL! I should hang with you one night.

^^^ Good point. Exes may be jealous psychos. Has she told you if her BF's abusive or violent? She's 20 and seems capable of cheating on her LT boyfriend, two good reasons you know NOT to ever become attached to her, If she's coming on to you strong, and putting her BF down (not just lamenting...

A person that's truly moved on is completely indifferent. When you're indifferent about someone, you don't think about them, post about them, need to vent about them, let alone analyze the look on their face and plan what to say to them the next time. They become nothing but a long lost...

That's right, not in NYC. Maybe that works for him in L.A. and he's had success with that approach there or other parts, but this is New York City and the women here are tougher!

You're expressing AFC thinking here, as if that's the norm. If a woman I've recently met is telling me problem after problem, and not mentioning how she's competently resolving these issues, it's NOT my problem and though I may empathize (depending on whether her problems are of her own making...

I'd think that, whatever the reasons are that she's gotten turned off to you, that the thinking that you can somehow repair damage done by some sort of telephone message doesn't seem realistic to me, and actually seems more like you don't believe that actions have consequences? Besides your...

I logged back on today just so I could post something about how their relationship is such that she feels free to talk to him like that; glad to see others caught it. It's a big mistake to think that you know your GF. Never think that you totally know anyone, not even a wife of many years...

That's the point, that it's a date. And in a date, that's an event wherein you get to know the other person and are evaluating them for long term potential, which is what I get they're doing in this video since it's a dinner date. They're not just hanging out as buddies, and when it's in that...

Yes, this is just another guy out there trying to make a buck on men by peddling his version of "How To Succeed With Women" stuff. Insofar as his method goes, it sucks. He's teaching men to act like little brats. Her call was short and she got off the phone, and that's when I would've asked her...

"'Get my number from Dan (a mutual friend- and also the groom for the day!)'. Is this a brush off? " Yes. In about that same breath of six syllables, she could've rattled off her digits. But she didn't, and instead, threw an obstacle your way. You got along great at the wedding because you had...

That's what they're in business to do: win cases. It doesn't call for a celebration unless they won the biggest judgment in the history of the firm, and then the whole company would be in on the party - and you'd be invited too. Even if it was to celebrate this particular case, where's the team...

^^^ In other words, be like a troll? Post in a forum designed for the opposite gender? Hmmm, that's an idea.

It's happened that, in my online dating adventures, I'll contact a woman having a lengthy profile essay with some sarcastic comments about the long length of her profile. Over-the-top, absurd, funny banter, so that it can't possibly be taken seriously by a somewhat sane person. Not offensive...

I wasn't reframing it, I was actually paraphrasing but used the wrong quote marks to denote that. But the difference between "Did you say you have multiple personalities?" and "What? you have multiple personalities?" is negligable. It has to do with the tone, the delivery of it, speaking of...

Agreed. I'm old enough to have had a crush on her when she was on "One Day At A Time", just like every other guy in America back then. It "flattens" people into two dimensions rather than the three we see them in as the dimension that's lost is depth, and that may make them appear heavier, as...

I have to say I tried this experiment and got just one decent response from out of state, along with several hate emails. And one gay guy. I reposted a new ad that doesn't have the "qualifiers" theme but which the theme is more about "here's where to get the fun experience you're seeking from...

What's this about calling them is "doing them a favor" being "concerned about their emotions" nonsense? Get rid of that thinking. I only call women with a date in mind. Calling them to chit chat goes against giving them mystery and challenge.