Kailex
Master Don Juan
They know that they aren't AS attractive as 9's or 10's, but the problem is that today's society has evolved to a point where every woman believes that they are special in their own way. Years ago, an overweight woman had virtually no chance at scoring any type of male in her local area, unless it was "luck". Now, with the advent of technology after the 90's and the ease by which they can reach out to the rest of the world, they have opened up their chances.
They're also now being told that "Big is beautiful" and "Big girls need love too". The myth of the "BBW" is being spread around like wildfire and it's given them hope.
Now, all they have to do is upload a picture with some angles onto MySpace or Facebook or PoF and they have a better chance at scoring than they did years ago. Now they are being told by dozens and dozens of desperate guys that they look "good" on these dating websites and they are beginning to believe it.
Sadly, I once had a female friend who had a cute face, but 80 pounds too many. She knew what her advantages were: Her face, her cleavage, and personality. She knew her downfalls: Her weight. Instead of trying to lose weight and maximizing her potential, she'd settle for arriving to the club at 12:30 when she knew it'd close at 2:00 AM because her theory was: All the good looking women are taken by 12 AM, so I have a better chance afterward to score me a guy even if he's drunk.
Sad. But so true. And it pertains to what Zarky said as well. She KNOWS what her reality is, so she found a way to sidestep it. Problem is, it worked for her. Always around 1:30 AM, she'd have SOME guy willing to buy her drinks and willing to take her home.
I've seen it happen, guys who are so desperate to score a piece of tail that by last call they are just looking around like a hungry lion trying to score any prey left in the jungle.
Eventual point is: If you had an online dating profile and 20 guys all said they wanted to take you out, wouldn't you begin to feel a little entitled? That self-esteem carries over to the real life and all of a sudden, you realize that they carry themselves as if they were of higher value than you are. You could be a 7, but in this modern age, that 3 could feel like she is an 8.
They're also now being told that "Big is beautiful" and "Big girls need love too". The myth of the "BBW" is being spread around like wildfire and it's given them hope.
Now, all they have to do is upload a picture with some angles onto MySpace or Facebook or PoF and they have a better chance at scoring than they did years ago. Now they are being told by dozens and dozens of desperate guys that they look "good" on these dating websites and they are beginning to believe it.
Sadly, I once had a female friend who had a cute face, but 80 pounds too many. She knew what her advantages were: Her face, her cleavage, and personality. She knew her downfalls: Her weight. Instead of trying to lose weight and maximizing her potential, she'd settle for arriving to the club at 12:30 when she knew it'd close at 2:00 AM because her theory was: All the good looking women are taken by 12 AM, so I have a better chance afterward to score me a guy even if he's drunk.
Sad. But so true. And it pertains to what Zarky said as well. She KNOWS what her reality is, so she found a way to sidestep it. Problem is, it worked for her. Always around 1:30 AM, she'd have SOME guy willing to buy her drinks and willing to take her home.
I've seen it happen, guys who are so desperate to score a piece of tail that by last call they are just looking around like a hungry lion trying to score any prey left in the jungle.
Eventual point is: If you had an online dating profile and 20 guys all said they wanted to take you out, wouldn't you begin to feel a little entitled? That self-esteem carries over to the real life and all of a sudden, you realize that they carry themselves as if they were of higher value than you are. You could be a 7, but in this modern age, that 3 could feel like she is an 8.