So I have never had much success getting responses from online ads (craigslist) or dating sites. I saw a nice ad on craigslist a couple days ago and I decided to use two email accounts and send her two different messages.

Just a small experiment, in one I type my heart out and in the other one, I just type a few random lines, not caring much at all. Both of them got the same copy and paste response except the one that I wrote my heart out had an extra question regarding something I mentioned.

Cool.

Then, using the one I typed my heart out, I responded with the same style and ask for a picture. I got another reply but definitely no picture, she just ignored my request. Versus the one that doesn't give a fuck, she's now asking for a picture from.

I find this amusing, but idk...you guys might think this is fucked up but this experience has given me a lot of info on the female psyche.

can you give us an example?

can you give us an example?

Reminds me of the fake profile I set up on POF. I used pictures of a good looking actor/model, but not an easiliy recognized one. Everything else was exactly what I thought a woman would like. He was hot, successful, an artist, a college graduate. Then I sat back and waited to see if he was contacted more frequently and if women responded to my messages more often.

I mostly got older/ugly women contacting me telling me I was HOT and they know they don't stand a chance. I definitely got a lot more women replying back to me, and slightly better looking. A few girls I strung along for a while, but eventually things didn't add up and they asked for more pictures and probing questions which routed me out as a fake.

It was insightful and interesting, because you can see firsthand how females react to different types of guys, especially one's who they think are better than you. Sadly, none of them impressed me by the way they responded, and it only showed me how shallow and unrealistic women truly are.

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