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>Again, insecurity. They have to learn who you are anyway so why not just lead with that, instead of trying to rope them with promises of financial security? A loving relationship does not require a carrot on a stick.
:cry: If you apply for a boyfriend because of an ad on an imageboard, you can expect damaged goods. Compared to most people on a place like this, insecurity isn't really that big of a deal. Maybe if they were chronically insecure about every little thing in their life. But insecurity about looks/social status is pretty universal


>That was not implied in your OP. The implication with your winking is the precisely the opposite. Seems like you're backpedaling now.
It was implied to anyone with common sense... you think there are young girls just waiting to fly out on a moments notice to meet some random person without getting to know them first, if at all? :sweat3:

>Yes that's true honestly. And again you're saying something disgusting and halfheartedly playing it off as a joke.
What's disgusting about it? You can't date someone poorer than you? The dating markets tough enough as is :closed-eyes2:

>What you want is a

>mentally ill,
Ideally not...
>lonely,
I'd like her to be well adjusted and social
>young
She can be older than me, that's fine. My age ranges are pretty fluid, like I said, if a sexy OL phoned me, I'd pick up in a heartbeat :happy:
>who is unhappy at home
A relationship built without the approval of both parents is bound to fail, so again, ideally her parents would like me too :smile:
>to come and live with you instead,
After a while, sure. In the meanwhile, she can just hang out on the weekends or something :biggrin:
>You want someone that's vulnerable.
Not particularly...

>The only type of person that would take you up on this offer is someone that's vulnerable. Everyone else feels disgust at reading your posts.
We'll see if you are right...
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