At least they write something. I've seen girls who write nothing in their profile and expect to get messaged just because they look pretty in their selfies. It's even worse if they have duckface selfies. That just screams 'shallow' to me.
This is funny. I think what bothers you is the intimate realization that such a "shallow" girl wouldn't even reply to your contact--your personal preference notwithstanding. How dare
she, right?
This post also presupposes that if a highly attractive girl, with a garbage profile, initiated contact with you, you would disengage because her profile is not up to par. So let's dispel the "mystery": Tinder is a looks-based hook-up, that's it. Not more, no less. Which means girls like that are using the app correctly by using their looks as bait.
Let's not try to elevate the app to a category it isn't in, in order to downplay the users that play by its inherent rules. Those that take Tinder more seriously than it is, often believe every word on female Tinder profiles, such as the classic "I'm looking for a serious relationship" (like our friend Jason's Ultimatum here), are bound to be disappointed because the profiles they peruse don't meet the standard set so by themselves. Sure, everyone has preferences, and while you may not marry said attractive duck face girl, let's not pretend you'd stop her if she strongly came on to you on the street because she doesn't happen to listen to Bach.
*Sigh* my atrocious luck in dating continues.
Three months dating this girl, touch zone no problem but she never really showed much affection to me. I go on vacation and she's all " I miss you a lot" and" I really like you".with hearts and all that shit. Even going or giggly when I good morning'd her
I'm confused. Have you had sex with this girl? If not, you certainly went on a date or two with this girl, but you are not "dating" her.
And I pointed to a study a couple of pages back. Men tend to overestimate the level of interest from women (because we are the pursuers). Do not use too seriously the perceived time it takes for a reply (or the reply itself) from her as measurement of her level of investment in you. As a general rule of thumb do NOT take what women tell you at face value, rather focus on their actions.
Arrived at her home and asked her where we stood and now its, "I'm not really looking for a relationship, I don't feel like I would make a good partner.and for now I only see you as a friend"
This was a monumental mistake. You are putting way to much pressure on her. What have YOU done for her that deserves her picking you out of a sea of pursuers? You took her out? Congrats, you're number 27th this year. You have to be That Guy that stands out.
Either way, as a rule of thumb, if you (and not her) have to ask this question first then:
I responded by saying I wanted to be her friend but also something more than that but I respected her decision and left , all cool.
This is yet another mistake. You are lying to yourself. Yet another rule for you: You can NOT be friends with women you are attracted to. It simply cannot be done.
Right now you are hanging around as a "friend" hoping she gives you the affection you long for. It will not come.
And I'm not saying you are in the so-called friendzone. You see, the friendzone doesn't exist,
because everyone that is not sleeping with her is already in it.
So, what now? I was really getting into her and we both seemed to really enjoy each other's company for heck I even made real sure she knew it was 'Dates' we were going on.
Should I tell her it's best we stopped contacting each other since I only want to be romantically involved with her? Or just stop all contact now?
So you dated, she enjoyed your company, but didn't like you enough to get romantically involved. That was all fair game. Girls are terrible at letting down a guy because they are afraid of confrontation so I don't blame you too much for her lack of directness.
However, you have to move on. There's nothing here for you. Do NOT try to be her friend, because you are not. Do NOT tell her to you should cease contact: simply do it. Now. Date other girls, live your life. Move on. If she ever contacts you with anything less than romantic interests, politely say you are not interested.