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 Post subject: Critique This
PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 6:47 am 
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The main thing I want critiqued, is my long paragraph. I was thinking this might be a technique to use in real life as well. Talk about how they didn't properly give me an IOI, gesture, etc... and how I'm not interested in that sort of interaction. It sort of serves as a neg, but almost like a neutral one. I would love for some feedback on classifying it, or whatever else you'd like to say.

I'd score her a half point higher than me on the looks scale. She is divorced and only came on match 2 days ago, so who knows what baggage.


Hahaha well cool, then. When I get back from the beach you should take me out for coffee :)
-My Name


Ok. Have fun at the beach :)

This is when you give me your number.

Is it? lol
I'm not familiar with match.com protocol


I was a bit rude and direct with how I asked. But basically by offering to see you in the coming week, I would have expected some sort of gesture on your part. Otherwise it would force me to bring up the subject twice in a row, which would create a pattern of interacting with you I'm not interested in. I attempted to overcompensate though, and should have said something like "hey well it's been nice exchanging some message with you online, but I think it'd be a good idea to transition to text now- to keep things interesting" or something like that.

how about we just meet for coffee & see if we like each other in person?
If we do we, can exchange more information, phone numbers etc.
When you get back from the beach and we can pick a time/place to meet if you want :)


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 Post subject: Re: Critique This
PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:13 am 
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For anyone interested, here was my opener:

you said
February 21
Hello
-Hi
-I like your style of writing
-Are you having much luck with it?

-My Name (I was teasing her about her profile, because it is in dash format)


she said
February 22
I'm new to this site. 200 characters was the minimum required ;) so that's all I wrote.
I don't like people who tell their whole life story in the 'about me' section.
besides, I wasn't sure people read it anyway.
(I'm still not convinced they do)

How about you? How has your match.com experience been so far?
-Her Name



you said
February 22
RE:
I see.. Yeah I don't read people's about me if it's long- I just scan and look for key phrases like "power of positive thinking" (which translates to I'm hurt but nice) or "my family is the best" (which means they might not leave the nest) lol etc... *Shrugs it's all a stroke of fate anyway, either people click or they don't, a profile isn't going to make or break someone. I like to meet people from here for coffee. It's always a fun new interesting experience.


I agree. I've only been on this site for 48h - the first day I woke up to 88 emails
It was a bit overwhelming.
I do the same thing - I scan for key words - I don't like overly emotional people who tell me how their ex broke them and they are still recovering, or guys who just say 'hey, you're cute, what are you doing tonight?'
There has to be a physical & intellectual attraction of some sort.
Your profile definitely stands out.
(plus we are a 100% match, according to the site - whatever that means)
I think meeting for coffee is indeed the best way to get to know someone - not as an engaging as dinner and not as suggestive as drinks. And it's a great way to make friends or network :)


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