#21

Genuinely don’t know, best of luck though.

#22

Apply for the Guardian Blind Date, Silks.

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#23

online has worked pretty well for me tbh. Takes some getting used to though.

#24

Make a CV of your best romantic moments and hand them out in your nearest town centre.

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#25

Hang in your local shopping precinct with your nob out and a board with “AVAILABLE” written on it. Modern women have to check out the goods first and appreciate a lack of bullshit.

#26

would love to but my body sucks

#27

Didn’t even get a reply from my email to them. Maybe I should apply again, jazz it up a bit.

#28

what are the good sites for dating, guys? ideally don’t want to pay much…if anything?

not looking for a straight fuck either. something more wholesome and pure

#29

Grindr

#30

like all the cool kids (dont make me google it)

#31

dis

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#32

Don’t do it! Reconsider! Read some liter…ture on the subject

#33

I met my wife on OKCupid but that was five years ago, probably changed now.

Think da cool kids are still using Tinder. Did Bumble ever get big?

#35

www.velodating.com

#TINTCT

#37

Watching the Hollyoaks omnibus and wanking into a sock isn’t necessarily a good use of your free time.

#39

Yeah, me too actually.

#40

Is this like @profk 's thread about university music?

#41

Maybe the paid sites have a better hit rate as there won’t be any time wasters or empty accounts, never tried them though tbh.

Tinder and OKCupid have worked for me in the past but I think they each are aimed at different age groups.

#42

neatly write your name and number on the cubicle door and a polite message about what you are looking for in a relationship

#43

If you want your profile picture and embarrassing first messages to be shared on Instagram/other social media, try tinder.
Good place to find people who are shallow, self centred, vain and emotionally unavailable. You can probably get a few lays.
Okc is good for occasionally finding decent humans on, and is less regimented than tinder, however if you are in a city it is very busy and difficult to stand out (for a guy).

The current dating culture is like people are playing a popularity game. Get a date every week, completely separate yourself from reality while offering nothing to the opposite sex, set unreasonable expectations and just keep doing that until everyone leaves the dating site ship.

I’ve quit online dating entirely and will seek other avenues when I’ve got the time.